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A few months ago I reported #208 showing that the debugger window was not displaying at the correct spot in the screen.
I determined that this happens when "let g:iced_enable_default_key_mappings = v:true"
if false, the debugger worked as expected.
I hadn't dug deeper on this since I usually have Emacs open as well and just jumped into that for Debugger use.
However, was really not in the mood to open up Emacs today so jumped in more and found the cause.
It's related to the 2 backticks on the end of this binding:
With those 2 backticks included the debugger behaves oddly, as in #208
If I undo the default mappings, explicitly set nmap <Leader>ee <Plug>(iced_eval)<Plug>(sexp_outer_list) (no backticks), it works as expected.
Sadly I know very little vimscript so don't want to poke around the source and attempt a PR. If this info gives any idea as to the cause and it is a very simple fix, that would be greatly appreciated when you find the time.
No rush and no expectations on my end.
As always, thanks for all your work on this awesome tool.
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Error running debugger (found cause)
A few months ago I reported #208 showing that the debugger window was not displaying at the correct spot in the screen.
I determined that this happens when
"let g:iced_enable_default_key_mappings = v:true"
if false, the debugger worked as expected.
I hadn't dug deeper on this since I usually have Emacs open as well and just jumped into that for Debugger use.
However, was really not in the mood to open up Emacs today so jumped in more and found the cause.
It's related to the 2 backticks on the end of this binding:
With those 2 backticks included the debugger behaves oddly, as in #208
If I undo the default mappings, explicitly set
nmap <Leader>ee <Plug>(iced_eval)<Plug>(sexp_outer_list)
(no backticks), it works as expected.Sadly I know very little vimscript so don't want to poke around the source and attempt a PR. If this info gives any idea as to the cause and it is a very simple fix, that would be greatly appreciated when you find the time.
No rush and no expectations on my end.
As always, thanks for all your work on this awesome tool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: