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When defining new keymappings under an existing mode, the docstring will default to the description of the command, with each new keymap listed as a new entry in the pop-up.
However, when one of the new maps consist of multiple commands (e.g. m = { l = ["extend_to_line_bounds", "trim_selections"] }), the docstring will default to [Multiple commands], which gives the user no indication as to what the keymap will do. There should be an override which would allow the user to set a custom description for the keymap. The default Multiple commands should probably remain as i+ commands could get increasingly unwieldy if it defaulted to the description of each individual command.
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When defining new keymappings under an existing mode, the docstring will default to the description of the command, with each new keymap listed as a new entry in the pop-up.
However, when one of the new maps consist of multiple commands (e.g.
m = { l = ["extend_to_line_bounds", "trim_selections"] }
), the docstring will default to[Multiple commands]
, which gives the user no indication as to what the keymap will do. There should be an override which would allow the user to set a custom description for the keymap. The defaultMultiple commands
should probably remain as i+ commands could get increasingly unwieldy if it defaulted to the description of each individual command.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: