Re: set-transient-map: Howto avoid annoying "," in %k

[T.V Raman]

definitely a corner case. Sounds worse when spoken.


Juri Linkov writes:
 > > Function set-transient-map  allows  one to use %k as a format modifier
 > > to display the list of keys that would continue the transient, works
 > > well almost all the time --- except when:
 > >
 > > "," itself is a key in the transient map; at which point the message
 > > "Repeat with %k" turns into "Repeat with ,,." if your transient binds
 > > "," and ".".
 > >
 > > Not sure how to avoid the somewhat weird looking doubled ","
 > 
 > set-transient-map already wraps the keys with quotation marks that
 > makes the message more readable like this: "Repeat with ‘,’, ‘.’".
 > 
 > But substitute-command-keys puts the face on the keys
 > and therefore also removes these quotation marks.
 > 
 > And I don't know how it's possible to customize this
 > to leave these quotation marks in place.

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