NonGNU ELPA - popon

1. Installation
2. Usage

Popon allows you to pop text on a window, what we call a popon. Popons are window-local and sticky, they don't move while scrolling, and they even don't go away when switching buffer, but you can bind a popon to a specific buffer to only show on that buffer.

If some popons are annoying you and you can't kill them, do M-x popon-kill-all to kill all popons.

1 Installation

1.1 Package

Install from NonGNU ELPA.

1.2 Quelpa

(quelpa '(popon :fetcher git
		:url "https://codeberg.org/akib/emacs-popon.git"))

1.3 Straight.el

(straight-use-package
 '(popon :type git :repo "https://codeberg.org/akib/emacs-popon.git"))

1.4 Manual

Download popon.el and put it in your load-path.

2 Usage

The main entry point is popon-create, which creates a popon and returns that. Use popon-kill to kill it. Popons are immutable, you can't modify them. Most of time you'll want to place the popon at certain point of buffer; call popon-x-y-at-pos with the point and use the return value as the coordinates. Be sure see the docstring of each function, they describe the best.

popon-0.11.tar.lz	2022-Oct-25	17.6 KiB
popon-0.10.tar.lz	2022-Oct-10	17.6 KiB
popon-0.9.tar.lz	2022-Jul-27	17.3 KiB
popon-0.8.tar.lz	2022-Jul-26	17.2 KiB
popon-0.7.tar.lz	2022-Jun-27	16.9 KiB
popon-0.6.tar.lz	2022-Jun-27	16.9 KiB
popon-0.5.tar.lz	2022-Jun-24	16.6 KiB
popon-0.4.tar.lz	2022-Jun-05	16.5 KiB
popon-0.3.tar.lz	2022-May-28	16.5 KiB
popon-0.1.tar.lz	2022-May-22	4.85 KiB

NonGNU ELPA - popon

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