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Found this on ELPA, really very nice. Thanks for your work. A few ideas I had right away:
It would be helpful if the expression/slot/alist element etc. was mentioned on the very first line, so you can recall what expression or element you are inspecting.
It would be nice if strings which already have face and other properties applied had their formatting preserved rather than overwritten. This would likely mean disabling automatic font-lock and applying `'face' properties where needed.
I kept finding myself hitting Ret from the first character of a line. Perhaps the "button" extended all the way from column 0 of the line so you can "press it" anywhere?
In *Help* buffers, you can hit s to visit source. It would be lovely if you could invoke a command to directly inspect the contents of a variable being displayed in *Help*. This is useful if you ask for help, but realize the structure is way too large to conveniently explore. You can find the symbol name in help-mode--current-data.
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Found this on ELPA, really very nice. Thanks for your work. A few ideas I had right away:
Ret
from the first character of a line. Perhaps the "button" extended all the way from column 0 of the line so you can "press it" anywhere?*Help*
buffers, you can hits
to visit source. It would be lovely if you could invoke a command to directly inspect the contents of a variable being displayed in*Help*
. This is useful if you ask for help, but realize the structure is way too large to conveniently explore. You can find the symbol name inhelp-mode--current-data
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: