add which-key-description-abbreviations #330
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Can you give an example config for this? It's not immediately clear to me why this is necessary. |
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Example: which-key lives at the bottom of my screen. In case of columns that get truncated, the most interesting bits of the command live in the parts that get truncated. And sometimes I work on a laptop with a smaller screen
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A list of abbreviations to use when the key description is too long.
Will be applied before the text is truncated.
Replacements are done in sequence, until all replacements are applied or if the text is below `which-key-max-description-length'
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