Add aw-select-always option#185
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Sorry your use case is not clear to me:
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Because, I want to let some windows have dedicated keys and others window key dynamic. When ace window select activate, no matther what's the layout is, I can use the same keys to reach it. Maybe my style is not ace-window's design concept.) |
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For example, I have three windows, they are org-agenda window, dired-sidebar and foo.js. org-agenda and dired-sidebar have been been binded to fix keys like
M-o aandM-o t, and they both been filtered byaw-ignored-buffers.Now the selected window is in agenda-buffer, I want to jump to foo.js. Even if with
aw-dispatch-alwaystot, andaw-dispatch-when-more-thanto0, still not allow to to select the foo.js window.