Closed hgersen closed 6 years ago
Kungsgeten
commented
6 years ago The reason for the number (a hash) is that ryo-modaldefines new commands, when using many of the keywords. The main reason for this is to get multiple-cursors (and some other packages) to play nicely with ryo. My guess is that you're using which-key to display the hints? In that case you can read the README on how to configure which-key to remove the numbers.
hgersen
commented
6 years ago Oops....I indeed I missed that change in the readme when updating my config. Sorry!
On a related note: is there any way to give a name to the prefix keys when using ryo-modal to have a more helpful label than the many +prefix visible in the screenshots?
Kungsgeten
commented
6 years ago No problem! The solution isn't very elegant, but I think it is worth it to get mutliple-cursors working, since it is a popular package.
Good idea about the prefix keys. It is which-key that determines what to show, but which-key is a popular package so it is probably fine to include some special keyword for it.
Kungsgeten
commented
6 years ago It should now be possible to name prefix keys using which-key. Please see the README on how. Marking this as closed for now :)
On the current ryo-modal master version the :name appears to be rendered wrong when using ryo-modal keys to get prefix keys.
The screenshot below shows what goes wrong, in showing both the definition of the prefix key on "SPC" and the resulting pop-up simultaneously. Obviously the label for the "3" shouldn't be a set of numbers.