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bug#63648: 29.0.90; project.el: with switch-use-entire-map, switch-proje


From: Dmitry Gutov
Subject: bug#63648: 29.0.90; project.el: with switch-use-entire-map, switch-project errors on non-project commands
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2023 21:41:28 +0300
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On 21/10/2023 16:27, sbaugh@catern.com wrote:
Dmitry Gutov <dmitry@gutov.dev> writes:
Hi Juri,

On 22/09/2023 18:52, Juri Linkov wrote:
Probably. Would you like to propose one? So that I have something to
compare to, and have something specific to put to the vote as well.

Ok, something like this:
Here is a more tested patch.  It supports these cases:
(setq project-switch-use-entire-map t)
C-x p p C-b - should not include current buffer in the list of
another project (bug#58784)
C-x p p f M-n - should fetch the right default file name (bug#58784, bug#63829)
C-u C-x p p f emoji TAB - should include ignored emoji-labels.el (bug#63648)
C-x p p C-x d - should visit another project's root (bug#63648)
The same with frames:
C-x 5 p p C-b
C-x 5 p p f M-n
C-u C-x 5 p p f emoji TAB - should not show completions in another frame 
(bug#65558)
C-x 5 p p C-x d

Thank you. Especially for the list.

But I think we still haven't reached a decision whether the "loop
until correct key is pressed" behavior is useful.

I tried to think how to fit the above requirements into the existing
model, and it seems to require a new command, and an additional key
being pressed sometimes, for explicitness.

The attached patch also includes your fix for bug#65558, which seems
orthogonal to our dilemma, and could probably be installed
separately. It could be dry-ed up a little, though.

Anyway, with the attached counter-proposal, the list looks like this:

C-x p p C-b - works when project-switch-use-entire-map=t
C-x p p f M-n - always works
C-u C-x p p f - same
C-x p p C-x d - the key sequence is 'C-x p p o C-x d'

With frames:

C-x 5 p p C-b - works when project-switch-use-entire-map=t
C-x 5 p p f M-n - always works
C-u C-x 5 p p f emoji TAB - same (thanks to your fix, included)
C-x 5 p p C-x d - the key sequence is 'C-x 5 C-x p p o C-x d'

The user could add project-list-buffers (or project-switch-to-buffer)
to project-switch-commands, though, and then
project-switch-use-entire-map won't be needed. Either way's fine.

To sum up, that does require pressing an extra key to use commands
outside of project-prefix-map, but OTOH that key is shown right in the
commands menu. And one doesn't have to (setq
project-switch-use-entire-map t) to use it, though that doesn't hurt
either.

Two thoughts:

1. Maybe C-x p o should also exist, which runs the subsequent command in
    project-root.  (Although I think it would be better if C-x p
    magically let you type any binding after C-x p, and the command would
    run in project-root, as I pondered much earlier in this thread.  But
    that's a lot harder...)

Then the 'C-x p p' binding wouldn't be available?...

Anyway, try the attached updated patch.

2. Maybe C-x p p should have both `o` (on by default even without
    project-switch-use-entire-map) and the no-extra-key version (needs to
    be explicitly turned on, possibly by project-switch-use-entire-map)

The patch plus

  (setq project-switch-commands 'project-any-command)

should do that for you.

Although, I plan to turn the no-extra-key version on for all my users
anyway.  The one extra key is a real cost if you're doing this
frequently.

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