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C-g broken when icicles is active #92

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MartinSoto opened this issue May 26, 2013 · 3 comments
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C-g broken when icicles is active #92

MartinSoto opened this issue May 26, 2013 · 3 comments
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@MartinSoto
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When icicles is active C-g in the minibuffer can behave in pretty broken ways. Steps to reproduce:

  1. Activate icicles: C-u 1 M-x icy-mode
  2. Try to open a file: C-x C-f
  3. Press TAB to show the completions window
  4. Press C-g

The pop-up window actually gets closed, but the minibuffer seems to remain active. You have to press C-x o to switch back to a normal window. I have also seen cases where the main window somehow becomes the minibuffer, but I don't seem to be able to reproduce this consistently.

@ghost ghost assigned m2ym May 26, 2013
@rgrinberg
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Have you found a work around for this? I'm trying out popwin and this is really annoying.

@syohex
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syohex commented Dec 17, 2013

@rgrinberg I suppose that you can avoid this issue to remove completion-list-mode
setting from popwin:special-display-config.

(setq popwin:special-display-config
      (remove-if (lambda (conf)
                   (if (listp conf)
                       (eq (car conf) 'completion-list-mode)
                     (eq conf 'completion-list-mode)))
                 popwin:special-display-config))

@rgrinberg
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@syohex Thanks, this will do for now. It's too bad that this doesn't work with icicles however, it's a much nicer way of showing the completions than the default.

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