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minad
commented on July 17, 2024
Of course, Emacs (and therefore Vertico) supports that out of the box with completion-ignored-extensions.
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ndvanforeest
commented on July 17, 2024
Thanks. Great. I have to admit that I did not realize this from the manual of vertico. After years of using ido I simply forgot that I can use the same variable. Perhaps it would be helpful to include a line in the manual mentioning this.
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Of course, Emacs (and therefore Vertico) supports that out of the box with completion-ignored-extensions.
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daviwil
commented on July 17, 2024
I think it would be good to have some kind of resource to show the kinds of things one might want to do and how to configure Emacs for it. Maybe a Vertico wiki? I'd also like to do a video on a more complete Vertico config at some point so this could be a great source of info for that.
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ndvanforeest
commented on July 17, 2024
Actually, I just watched the system crafters video on vertico, and that made me decide to give vertico a try. As for me, an example on how to configure hidden files would suffice, something similar to the example of using orderless alongside vertico. But with your hint, I ll just copy my stuff from the Ido configuration.
Here is the link to the YouTube film, https://youtu.be/XoI1XPqXQ90.
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I think it would be good to have some kind of resource to show the kinds of things one might want to do and how to configure Emacs for it. Maybe a Vertico wiki? I'd also like to do a video on a more complete Vertico config at some point so this could be a great source of info for that.
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minad
commented on July 17, 2024
@daviwil I activated the wiki, but I am not sure if a separate Vertico wiki is really needed. Since Vertico is built on top of default completion, everything documented in https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Completion.html applies. Generally I prefer if the READMES are the basis for a canonical configuration. If one adds a full-blown Vertico+Consult+Orderless+Embark configuration to the wiki it will soon get outdated. Then I don't see Vertico as the central component here, I am not even sure there is one :)
Note that there is the Consult wiki and the Embark wiki.
The things which come to my mind for a Vertico wiki are the following:
- Collecting some Vertico-specific minibuffer commands (documenting e.g. #33 or #35)
- Documenting alternative display modi which are not supported ootb in Vertico, e.g., child frames as provided by mini-frame or posframe
- Maybe some advanced tweaks modifying some internals using advices etc?
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ndvanforeest
commented on July 17, 2024
Your idea to refer to the emacs manual makes good sense to me. If the vertico readme would have said this
Since Vertico is built on top of default completion, everything documented (such as hiding uninteresting files) in https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Completion.html applies.
then that would have sufficed to help me realize that vertico indeed follows the completion api of emacs. (Of course, the current readme says this, but I failed to realize the depth of the remark).
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@daviwil I activated the wiki, but I am not sure if a separate Vertico wiki is really needed. Since Vertico is built on top of default completion, everything documented in https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Completion.html applies. Generally I prefer if the READMES are the basis for a canonical configuration. If one adds a full-blown Vertico+Consult+Orderless+Embark configuration to the wiki it will soon get outdated. Then I don't see Vertico as the central component here, I am not even sure there is one :)
Note that there is the Consult wiki and the Embark wiki.
The things which come to my mind for a Vertico wiki are the following:
Collecting some Vertico-specific minibuffer commands (documenting e.g. #33 or #35)
Documenting alternative display modi which are not supported ootb in Vertico, e.g., child frames as provided by mini-frame or posframe
Maybe some advanced tweaks modifying some internals using advices etc?
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