citre-peek-toggle

[masatake]

Do I have to type "M-x citre-peek" every time when I need the peek-window?
I'm using the following code to toggle the window.

(defun citre-peek-toggle ()
  (interactive)
  (if citre-peek--ov
      (call-interactively 'citre-peek-abort)
    (call-interactively 'citre-peek)))
(define-key global-map [C-return] 'citre-peek-toggle)

[AmaiKinono]

Do I have to type "M-x citre-peek" every time when I need the peek-window?

Yes... I actually don't quite understand this question. You sure need a command to open the window, don't you?

A peek window should always be there unless you press C-g or use citre-peek-jump. I'm also planning to make the window follow you after you jump (for cross reading). That's pretty much the life-cycle of a peek window. Just to confirm, does it behave like this on your side?

I'm using the following code to toggle the window.

You can bind C-RET to citre-peek, and in citre-peek-keymap, bind C-RET to citre-peek-abort (and maybe unbind C-g). This will do the same for you.

citre-peek is for peeking the symbol under point. For toggle, I'll create a command to restore the recent peek session (I think this is closer to toggle).

[AmaiKinono]

The new version of citre-peek has much more goodies now, so I created a better toggle command for you :D

(defun citre-peek-toggle (&optional new)
  "Abort the peek session, or restore if not in a peek session.
When there's no session to restore, or NEW is non-nil (specified
by prefix argument), peek the symbol under point."
  (interactive "P")
  (if citre-peek--mode
      (citre-peek-abort)
    (if (and citre-peek--session-root-list (not new))
        (citre-peek-restore)
      (citre-peek))))

(define-key global-map [C-return] 'citre-peek-toggle)

[masatake]

Thank you!

[masatake]

I tried. This is nice. Really comfortable!

[AmaiKinono]

That's the best thing I could hear :)