Debugging strategy ? #45

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1. jyp commented on Sep 20, 2018

   

   jyp

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   Basically when using boon shortcuts I have defined something happens in the buffer which remaps the keys to different behaviors, the issue is I don't know how to find the cause

   Are you attempting to do such remaps?

   Any tips / suggestions on how you can find the source of this could you hook into lisp in some way when a boon key has been changed and what triggered the change perhaps ?

   What do you mean "changed"? What do you suspect is changing your boon bindings? Does using describe-key help?

   An example is in insert mode I can no longer type q this changes my buffer and spc goes to the bottom of the buffer instead of inserting a space.

   Are you sure that you are in fact in insert mode and not 'special' mode? You should keep an eye on the 'boon-state' (for example by not diminishing the minor mode, or by using a spaceline segment).
2. olymk2 commented on Sep 20, 2018

   

   olymk2

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   No not attempting any remapping myself just doing some editing.

   The issue is I have no idea whats is changing the bindings I will try describe-key next time I have noticed I am usually in org mode when it happens (may always be in org mode).

   I have figured out how to add the state to telephone line so the state is now visible always that should actually help a lot.

   Enjoying using boon, but when all the mappings get screwed up it's rather frustrating especially when I have no idea what's causing it thanks for the suggestions I will see what happens when I next hit issues.
3. jyp commented on Sep 21, 2018

   

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   You could also be in the middle of the command. In this case boon shows something in the echo area --- make sure it is visible as well.