Closed alphapapa closed 8 years ago
@alphapapa, thanks for the comment, but this does not happen for me. Do you have a window manager running like popwin?
Hm, that's strange. AFAIK the only thing like that I have is shackle
, but I've been using it for years and it doesn't cause problems with anything else.
Yeah, I have seen problems with shackle as well. Ranger is trying to control the window placement and so is shackle. I will look into how to nake them work together
I'm sorry, I just realized, it's deer
that does this, not ranger
. I used deer
in a new Emacs profile and reproduced it. It happens without shackle
.
It also causes packages-list-packages
to open in a new frame.
@alphapapa, =( I still don't get it in either. deer
especially should not be causing this behaviour. Even with shackle-mode
on. Can you tell me which version of ranger.el
you have running. Are you using melpa-stable
or melpa
?
I just made a fresh MELPA sandbox and installed ranger
and helm-descbinds
from MELPA, so they should be the current versions of both. Then I ran deer
, then helm-descbinds
, and it opened Helm in a new frame saying Ranger window was overwritten. Redirecting window to new frame
. I'm using Emacs 24.4 on Ubuntu Trusty, package version 24.4+1-5
.
@alphapapa, I checked the helm-descbinds
package and found that it is basically clearing all windows with the default setting. I have found that setting (setq helm-descbinds-window-style 'same-window)
seems to work.
@alphapapa, I added some comments on dealing with various packages in the help documentation to try to address this gap. Thanks for letting me know about it.
@ralesi Hmm, ok. But what about package-list-packages
? That's part of Emacs.
When I run
helm-descbinds
from a ranger buffer, the Helm buffer is opened in a new frame. The buffer in the new frame is showing thehelm-descbinds
content, but it's not in Helm mode; it's a plain buffer that can be edited.In
*Messages*
I see this:Thanks for your work on ranger.