Closed PatrickWulfe closed 3 years ago
Hm no they should get dropped. See the animated gif. Those pauses in the gif are because the command is not going further.
Something must be preventing that for you.
On Mon, Jul 5, 2021 at 11:07 am, Patrick Wulfe @.***> wrote:
According to the description, emacs should be dropping repeated hjkl commands, but I am just getting the pop up at the threshold and can keep entering the commands. In order for it to actually force me to stop, super annoying mode must be enabled. I'm not sure if this was the intended functionality based on the wording in the description. Definitely still usable, I was just expecting behavior closer to vim's hardtime where it actually drops repeated commands.
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Here's what I tried (did this process four times, first for emacs 28, then 27 on both my desktop, then my laptop):
Ah I just updated and I see what you mean @PatrickWulfe. It was introduced with the most recent PR:
FYI @tecosaur
For now the previous commit should work fine and I'll try to find time to look at it properly soon.
This should be fixed on latest with https://github.com/martinbaillie/evil-motion-trainer/commit/32472acace6be6d99af1ab16cecaaea4344471ec
According to the description, emacs should be dropping repeated hjkl commands, but I am just getting the pop up at the threshold and can keep entering the commands. In order for it to actually force me to stop, super annoying mode must be enabled. I'm not sure if this was the intended functionality based on the wording in the description. Definitely still usable, I was just expecting behavior closer to vim's hardtime where it actually drops repeated commands.