On Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 05:51:28PM +0200, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > Le 14/06/2015 07:48, Scott Kostyshak a écrit : > >>Note though that I do like that if I just press return (that is, > >>entering an empty string), the command buffer closes. The only reason > >>I like this though is that a subsequent alt + x does not hide the > >>mini-buffer.
I wrote this poorly. The last sentence above is referring to the behavior without the patch. I was (attempting to) say that the reason I like that *with your patch* if I press return on an empty string it closes the buffer is because *without your patch* when I press "alt + x" it does not close the mini-buffer. > > I am not sure that I follow you here. > > >JMarc are you planning to put this into 2.2.0? I thought I found a > >bug (or unexpected behavior) but before trying to test more to > >reproduce I thought I would check in here to see if the patch has > >changed. > > Well, I got a bit put off when I realized that it was already possible > to toggle the toolbar with M-x and I did not know it :) Now I have to > see what to do. Shall we get rid of this feature (I do not like such > hard-codings)? What do you mean? For me M-x does not toggle, it just opens the mini-buffer. Actually I just tested and if I press it rapidly many times sometimes I can get it to close the mini-buffer. Yours toggles perfectly? I wonder if this is because I am using Qt 5. Scott > > Please send bug reports to me. OK Scott
