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#56953
Keybinding annotation not displayed in M-x when on button
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This is a bit quirky, but...
Steps to reproduce:
0. emacs -Q
1. M-x apropos RET test RET
2. C-x o
3. n
4. M-x apropos-f TAB
In the "*Completions*" buffer, `apropos-follow' is displayed as having
no keybinding. If I now press `C-g C-n', and repeat step 4, I correctly
see that it is bound to RET.
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Stefan Kangas <stefan <at> marxist.se> writes:
> Steps to reproduce:
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> 0. emacs -Q
> 1. M-x apropos RET test RET
> 2. C-x o
> 3. n
> 4. M-x apropos-f TAB
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> In the "*Completions*" buffer, `apropos-follow' is displayed as having
> no keybinding. If I now press `C-g C-n', and repeat step 4, I correctly
> see that it is bound to RET.
Weird.
M-: (where-is-internal 'apropos-follow)
with point on the button line returns nil, but with point elsewhere, it
returns ([13]). There isn't any keymap text properties (or overlays)
here, so ... what's going on here?
There's a button there, and apropos-mode-map inherits from
button-buffer-map... Hm, nope, don't quite understand.
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