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There does not appear to be a way to opt out of the automatic binding of tabspaces-command-map to tabspaces-keymap-prefix without causing a warning message to appear. I set tabspaces-keymap-prefix to nil, which should prevent the binding, but then I get the following warning:
⛔ Warning (emacs): Value ‘nil’ does not match type string
I'm not sure how to get a trace for this message, however, since it is not an error. As a workaround, I've just set the prefix to a key inside my custom keymap.
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That's odd -- when I set it to nil I do not get a warning. It just disables the keybinding (as one would expect). So I'm not able to reproduce this.
There does not appear to be a way to opt out of the automatic binding of tabspaces-command-map to tabspaces-keymap-prefix without causing a warning message to appear. I set tabspaces-keymap-prefix to nil, which should prevent the binding, but then I get the following warning:
⛔ Warning (emacs): Value ‘nil’ does not match type string
I'm not sure how to get a trace for this message, however, since it is not an error. As a workaround, I've just set the prefix to a key inside my custom keymap.
There does not appear to be a way to opt out of the automatic binding of
tabspaces-command-map
totabspaces-keymap-prefix
without causing a warning message to appear. I settabspaces-keymap-prefix
to nil, which should prevent the binding, but then I get the following warning:I'm not sure how to get a trace for this message, however, since it is not an error. As a workaround, I've just set the prefix to a key inside my custom keymap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: