t in post-command-hook

[jschaf]

There is a lone t in post-command-hook

I'm on develop and all my packages are upgraded. I commented out my spacemacs.

Steps to reproduce

1. Run emacs
2. Switch to scratch buffer
3. Eval "post-command-hook" with type M-: post-command-hook
4. Observe (evil-normal-post-command t)

The t occurs in the local post-command-hook, it's not present in the global value.

emacs -q doesn't have a t in the post-command-hook.

I found this because for some reasons, a t in the post-command-hook seems to close pos-tip tooltips.

All the post-command-hooks in spacemacs look normal. I checked all the elpa packages and they also look normal. So, I'm not sure what's going on.

[Miciah]

t has a special and desired meaning in post-command-hook; to quote the Running Hooks section in the Emacs Lisp manual, "If the hook variable is buffer-local, the buffer-local variable will be used instead of the global variable. However, if the buffer-local variable contains the element t, the global hook variable will be run as well." Evil in particular relies on the behavior described in the manual (cf. emacs-evil/evil#19).

Do you still see the problem with pos-tip? Can you provide more details around that problem?

[jschaf]

I'm not on spacemacs any more. I'll close as not reproducible.