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I am using https://github.com/justbur/emacs-which-key with this amazing package and have noticed that the which-key buffer is apparently always dimmed regardless of what configuration I use:
I tried variations of the code below but the *which-key* buffer or frame (or however Emacs calls that) is never messaged, so I guess the below can not be used to detect that buffer.
In the which-key documentation there is the option to display the window in the minibuffer: (which-key-setup-minibuffer) but it turns out that it is broken for me and the keys are only briefly shown and then the window clears. Really no clue why :(
Though in that case, the minibuffer is correctly not dimmed, but as mentioned I can't use that.
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adob--never-dim-p is not used in Emacs 27+ so changing it has no
effect. I’ve pushed a new version which introduces auto-dim-other-buffers-never-dim-buffer-functions hook which can be
used though. You can grab it directly from the repository or wait for
MELPA to update the package.
I am using https://github.com/justbur/emacs-which-key with this amazing package and have noticed that the which-key buffer is apparently always dimmed regardless of what configuration I use:
I tried variations of the code below but the
*which-key*
buffer or frame (or however Emacs calls that) is never messaged, so I guess the below can not be used to detect that buffer.Do you know of an easy fix to this? Thank you :)
In the
which-key
documentation there is the option to display the window in the minibuffer:(which-key-setup-minibuffer)
but it turns out that it is broken for me and the keys are only briefly shown and then the window clears. Really no clue why :(Though in that case, the minibuffer is correctly not dimmed, but as mentioned I can't use that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: