karthink
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2 weeks ago These keybindings are in the gptel-rewrite-actions-map keymap, so you can set them like:
(keymap-set gptel-rewrite-actions-map "a" 'gptel--rewrite-apply)See M-x describe-keymap gptel-rewrite-actions-map for the bindings and commands.
As an aside, here's how you could discover this yourself: when the refactoring is ready, instead of running C-c C-a (say), run M-x describe-key C-c C-a. This pops up a help window with the following text:
C-c C-a runs the command gptel--rewrite-apply (found in
gptel-rewrite-actions-map), which is an interactive Lisp closure in
‘gptel-rewrite.el’.
It is bound to C-c C-a.
(gptel--rewrite-apply &optional OVS)
Apply pending LLM responses in OVS or at point.
[back]As you can see, it shows you the command and the keymap where it is found.
Please close this issue if the answer is satisfactory.
When I highlight a section of code in a buffer and press C-u gptel-send, then "r" twice, the refactoring process begins. After refactoring, the modified code is highlighted, displaying the label REFACTOR_READY. To accept or clear this refactored code, the keybindings are C-c C-a and C-c C-k, respectively.
How can I rebind these actions so that when my cursor is in the highlighted region, I can press "a" to accept or "q" to clear instead?