On this video stream, the window on right displays the keybindings typed with its corresponding command bound.
Is there any package that does that, or a way to achieve it?
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did my expanded answer work for you in Org and cc-mode?– gregorygCommented Jul 14, 2020 at 18:11
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Yes! This is command-log-mode which can be installed from Melpa.
You have to add the function to whatever modes you want to record, like
(add-hook 'python-mode-hook 'command-log-mode)
Then, to invoke the log window as shown in the video
M-x clm/open-command-log-buffer
Open a Python file (in my example) and start manipulating the code to see your actions in the command log buffer.
There is also M-x global-command-log-mode to capture all (or most) interactions across modes.
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1Interesting... I thought it was something not dependent on any mode, so I could get logs for every single Emacs command... And for some reason, I am able to run it with python-mode, but not with org-mode or cc-mode. Strange. I probably miss something. Commented May 26, 2020 at 15:39
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Sorry - I usually use it with just one or two modes. Updated my answer, which works well for Org Mode also!– gregorygCommented May 26, 2020 at 15:56
Is there any package that does that, or a way to achieve it?
One such package is Show Key (code: showkey.el).
Global minor mode showkey-log-mode keeps a log of such events, in a separate frame. It's refreshed with each new event, and it's kept on top of other frames without stealing the input focus. Various user options control what events get logged, etc.