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Nothing fancy, just a small window indicating that run-or-raise is listening because some prefix key was hit. Then hides on no match (maybe with a brief pause saying something to the effect that the key sequence had no match.
A main reason why this feature would be important is that run-or-raise consumes keypresses when a leader is invoked, and consumes the last non-matching keystroke.
Bonus: short a list of refining candidates that narrows as the key sequence progresses. For example, I have si for signal, sl for slack. If I forget a sequence, would be nice to have run-or-raise remind me a la nvim which-key.
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Nothing fancy, just a small window indicating that run-or-raise is listening because some prefix key was hit. Then hides on no match (maybe with a brief pause saying something to the effect that the key sequence had no match.
A main reason why this feature would be important is that
run-or-raise
consumes keypresses when a leader is invoked, and consumes the last non-matching keystroke.Bonus: short a list of refining candidates that narrows as the key sequence progresses. For example, I have si for signal, sl for slack. If I forget a sequence, would be nice to have run-or-raise remind me a la nvim which-key.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: