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Ivy interferes with default tmm-menubar behavior #316

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jonEbird opened this issue Dec 5, 2015 · 2 comments
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Ivy interferes with default tmm-menubar behavior #316

jonEbird opened this issue Dec 5, 2015 · 2 comments

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jonEbird commented Dec 5, 2015

While running without the toolbar or menubar enabled, I will occasionally use tmm-menubar via (M-)` to access the menu items but navigating the menu options is problematic with ivy-mode enabled. To get it to work, I have to clear the text and then use the arrow keys to select the item and repeat for sub-menu items.

I could be missing a configuration but I believe this is a unique issue. I am wondering if a reimplementation of tmm-prompt is in order when using ivy-mode?
abo-abo added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 7, 2015
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counsel.el (counsel-tmm): New command
5a6217a 
* counsel.el (counsel-tmm-prompt): New defun.
(tmm-km-list): Define this variable here, since `tmm-get-keymap'
modifies a global variable (yuck!).

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@abo-abo abo-abo closed this as completed in c5661c0 Dec 7, 2015
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abo-abo commented Dec 7, 2015

I am wondering if a reimplementation of tmm-prompt is in order when using ivy-mode?

Added counsel-tmm. I also added a work-around for the original tmm-menubar.

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jonEbird commented Dec 7, 2015

Thanks for the quick workaround fix!

Is there a particular way I should use counsel-tmm? I'm getting (void-variable tmm-table-undef) when calling it interactively.

Update: Likely something on my end as I see that variable being set in tmm.el and yet am getting an error. I also see where you ensure that is was included via your require statement. I'll figure this one out on my one.

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