Show keybindings in smex results. #55
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Upstream pull request: nonsequitur/smex#55
Getting keybindings is relatively slow (a few seconds), so we only update keybindings when Emacs is idle. We repurpose `smex-auto-update` for this, as it's currently unused.
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This fixes performance of running smex. See nonsequitur/smex#55 for the source.
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This is absolutely great and will make me switch to ido + smex ! |
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+1 - exactly what I'm missing from smex :) |
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same here - as a new emacs user im really missing this - this implementation looks perfect too |
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This would be great. The one thing I miss when using smex. |
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Show keybindings in smex results.
…g sure it runs in the background for the first time
Improving keybinding presentation patch
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The result looks like this:
A neat consequence of this is that you can filter by keybindings, not just command names:
Do let me know what you think. I often forget keybindings and would find this very helpful.
Closes #53.