Open Trevoke opened 3 years ago
q
is just q
and the window is closed because the buffer has changed. It will close on any char. There is lsp-ui-doc-hide
which you can use to hide the doc window.
Ah, OK!
What's lsp-ui-doc-frame-mode-map
?
No... I mean... What is it for ? Based on the name I thought it might be for the documentation pop-up but obviously not (it is where I got q
from)
I don't understand the question. This object is keymap and it is used to bind keys in the posframe window.
Okay now I just have to figure out what the postframe window was.
How many of these questions that I am asking should be answered in the README, by the way?
Okay now I just have to figure out what the postframe window was.
The posframe is the popup window.
How many of these questions that I am asking should be answered in the README, by the way?
Definition of what keymap is in emacs docs. The same is true for posframe.
Okay, so ... How come the button "q" in the postframe window keymap isn't attached to lsp-ui-doc-hide ?
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Okay now I just have to figure out what the postframe window was.
The posframe is the popup window.
How many of these questions that I am asking should be answered in the README, by the way?
Definition of what keymap is in emacs docs. The same is true for posframe.
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This is probably just something dumb I'm doing but when the doc window opens and I hit "q", it does close the doc window... But it also types "q" in the buffer, which isn't something I desire.
Is there a way for me to only close the doc pop-up?