Binding for C-x and M-x?

[EivindSt]

I tried to bind C-x but it doesn't seem to work.

E.g. the following:

(ryo-modal-keys
  ("c" "C-x")
)

will cause Emacs to enter C-x when it is first opened, but trying to enter it in ryo-modal mode gives the following error:
"Wrong type argument: commandp, (24)"

[Erik Sjöstrand]

I think it should be fixed now. Unfortunately I couldn't get it to work with longer key sequences...

[EivindSt]

Hi again and apologies for the late response.

With the latest version, I am still getting the same results (and error) as earlier.
The config is:

(use-package ryo-modal
  :commands ryo-modal-mode
  :bind ("C-ø" . ryo-modal-mode)
  :config
  (ryo-modal-keys
   ("c" "C-x")
;; ...

I have however transitioned to using Hydra instead to achieve some modal functions, so you may close this issue if you wish.

[Jakub Kopański]

Hi!

I've hit this issue while trying to set key for an s-l (in order to match lsp-mode prefix).

What I've discovered is that I am getting this error, while setting modal key to something which don't have any function assigned to that key, for example M-p or M-n in my case.

I have no trouble binding keys for M-x or other combinations which already have some action bound to them.

[Erik Sjöstrand]

@jkopanski So you have something like ("s-l" lsp-mode) in your ryo-keys? For me the following works without issue, even though I M-p is undefined by default:

(ryo-modal-keys
 ("M-p" previous-line))

[Jakub Kopański]

@Kungsgeten no, the other way around.

lsp-mode sets s-l to lsp-command-map[1], so I wanted to set it with ryo like:

(ryo-modal-keys
  ("c" "s-l"))

But it fails with Symbol’s function definition is void: nil. So I guess this is more like #31

So I wanted to try some other chord, and discovered that if the target chord is undefined, ryo will fail with that message.

[1] The reason that I didn't assigned lsp-command-map directly is that it isn't a function but a variable. Yet it is assigning it is recommended way by upstream

[Erik Sjöstrand]

@jkopanski I see! I seldom use the feature of letting the "target" be a string, so I haven't tested it much with cases like this. When you're setting the target to "s-l" it looks for the command bound to that binding. My guess is that in your config lsp-mode haven't been loaded yet. You could try:

(with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode
  (ryo-modal-keys
   ("c" "s-l")))

[Jakub Kopański]

When you're setting the target to "s-l" it looks for the command bound to that binding.

That explains a lot. I've assumed it worked like modalka where it would just emit s-l.

Unfortunately your snippet fails with the same error.

I'm using use-package to configure my packages and both :ryo integration and putting it in :config (which should be run after load as well) fails with the same error.