Howard Melman

A `consult-descbinds` that works like `counsel-descbinds` to replace `describe-bindings`. The candidates are a string with the keybinding and function name and the selected function is looked up with `describe-function` (or...

I haven't played with it yet but I assume embark could be used to give different actions on the result whatever the default action is. I think I'd appreciate a...

FYI, `apropos-documentation` does this (search docstrings), though not with interactive narrowing (probably because of the performance issues).

@veronikazaglotova Yeah, totally different. Which-key (which is great) pops up help after typing a prefix key with the options you can type next. consult-binding (assuming it's like counsel-descbind) would give...

A `consult-emoji` that inserts ARG number of the selected emoji into the buffer. It's similar to the built in `insert-char` but would be limited to just emoji, making it easier...

@veronikazaglotova So the feature already exists in emacs. In emacs, there are named registers that can hold positions (and other things) and you save them and return to them. There's...

@minad I think it already does that, doesn't it? 😄 Oh, or does it just write text and not location and you're suggesting an ability to save a location too....

@minad There are lots of `-to-register` commands that can save lots of things, numbers, window configs, text, location, rectangles. Maybe it would be better to have consult versions of all...

Not the way emacs does it. These commands are bound under C-x r and the next key defines what is stored or accessed. In some cases the access works for...

Registers already have a fairly flexible way of displaying themselves (based on their type) which `consult-register` uses `register-describe-oneline`. I think that's good enough for now. I didn't realize but the...