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Introspecting yas tab binding
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Psionic K |
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Introspecting yas tab binding |
Date: |
Fri, 2 Feb 2024 21:34:54 +0900 |
As far as I can tell, Yas minor mode uses a menu item to define the tab binding.
In this case I knew where to look, and the keymap was simple. I could
guess yas's minor mode keymap was responsible by turning the minor
mode off. Still, it was not a regular binding, and so I almost
missed it.
I do think I should be able to figure this out without the prior
knowledge. I debugged the call but saw no evidence on the stack.
`where-is' for the command did not find the binding. Command log and
lossage are both dead ends.
As far as I can tell, yas is using this menu hack to implement a form
of conditional binding, intercepting the key sequence conditionally
with a `:filter' function in the menu binding.
How should I have discovered this?