I rely on that expression in my package https://github.com/meedstrom/massmapper. So I'm wondering if someone can shed light on why it doesn't show up? What's ESS doing specially? I tried searching the source and found nothing unusual about the keymap definitions. Something unusual with how modes are enabled perhaps?
EDIT:
The output from above contains a nil, which is probably where the ESS map should be, but evaluating directly (help-fns-find-keymap-name ess-r-mode-map) does return ess-r-mode-map, not nil. Hmm. Is there a buffer-local change made to ess-r-mode-map after the mode is enabled?
Hi! I wouldn't exactly file this as a bug, but it is strange.
Normally, I can find the major mode map symbol in the output of this expression:
But
ess-r-mode-mapdoes not show up.I rely on that expression in my package https://github.com/meedstrom/massmapper. So I'm wondering if someone can shed light on why it doesn't show up? What's ESS doing specially? I tried searching the source and found nothing unusual about the keymap definitions. Something unusual with how modes are enabled perhaps?
EDIT:
The output from above contains a nil, which is probably where the ESS map should be, but evaluating directly
(help-fns-find-keymap-name ess-r-mode-map)does returness-r-mode-map, not nil. Hmm. Is there a buffer-local change made toess-r-mode-mapafter the mode is enabled?