Any way to not enable outshine keybindings?

[casouri]

I don't want to enable bindings from outshine, hence the config:

(load-package outshine
  :hook (prog-mode-hook . outshine-mode)
  :config
  (setq outshine-mode-map (make-sparse-keymap)))

However, C-h k n shows that the self-insert-key is still bound by outhsine. Any way to disable that?

[thblt]

Thanks for the report, @casouri! I've had a quick look.

First, I don't think outshine-self-insert-command does what its docstring say it does, but I'll need more time to fully understand what it does.

My understanding is that it essentially enables what it calls “speed commands”, that is, single-letter commands that work only at specific locations. I'm not sure why we couldn't have those with just outshine-define-key. It also does some undo clustering, which we may avoid by falling back to (call-interactively 'self-insert-command) instead of just (self-insert-command N).

If I'm correct, we could drop this feature and merge speed commands into the common fallback-binding mechanism.

I'll have a deeper look when I'll find the time.

[yuhan0]

I had a quick fix for this which is considerably simpler than #76, simply wrapping the remapping in a (when outshine-use-speed-commands ...) block.

@thblt If it's ok I'll open a PR, since you mentioned abandoning the approach in #76.

[alphapapa]

I had a quick fix for this which is considerably simpler than #76, simply wrapping the remapping in a (when outshine-use-speed-commands ...) block.

@thblt If it's ok I'll open a PR, since you mentioned abandoning the approach in #76.

As I mentioned in your PR, the best way to handle this would be to define a minor mode. The define-minor-mode macro makes that very easy.

[jacksonbenete]

I'm not sure if this is related to what I need. But I will ask here first instead of opening a new issue.

I want to just unbind <backtab> since I already use it for other quality of life improvement, I've bind 'outshine-cycle-buffer to C-<return> and it's enough for me, I need the <backtab> for other purpose if it's possible.

I'm new to Lisp and Emacs so I don't know if it's obvious, I've also searched and didn't found an answer in closed issues, sorry if there is one and I couldn't find.
Maybe it's through (require outshine :config (...)) or something like that in my init.el?

[chrisoswald]

How can I define a minor mode without the outshine keybindings?

[alphapapa]

How can I define a minor mode without the outshine keybindings?

You could just copy the existing definition and change it to use a keymap without any bindings. Or you could clear all of the bindings in the existing keymap.

[chrisoswald]

I'm not a emacs crack, where can I find the outshine keymap?