Re: [O] Tags completion with Helm

2017-03-14 Thread aaermolov
followup: Further debugging revealed that helm-hide-minibuffer-maybe is not guilty of anything. But for some reason, helm-mode-fuzzy-match / helm-completion-in-region-fuzzy-match fix the problem, but only using 2+ chars queries. Maybe some other customizations are responsible for that.

Re: [O] Tags completion with Helm

2017-03-14 Thread aaermolov
Yes, with some some config fiddling I've seen this crm-based tagging wotkflow you describe, but problems were the same. Suddenly, I tried to remove some customization code for Helm (namely this - https://github.com/search?q=helm-hide-minibuffer-maybe=Code=✓) and it seems proper completion starts

Re: [O] Tags completion with Helm

2017-03-14 Thread John Kitchin
I can't reproduce that behavior on my end. I see different behavior though. My helm window is titled crm-complete, and the buffer is called *helm-mode-crm-complete* This seems to be the helm core package I am using. helm-core-20170112.917 John --- Professor John

Re: [O] Tags completion with Helm

2017-03-14 Thread aaermolov
Hi John, no, these do not seem to fix anything. :( Namely, the following is still happens: 1) I'm pressing C-c C-q then TAB to select freeform input 2) then there is "org-set-tags" above candidates list and buffer title is "*helm-mode-org-set-tags*" 3) after any input candidates list looks

Re: [O] Tags completion with Helm

2017-03-14 Thread John Kitchin
have you tried these settings: (setq helm-mode-fuzzy-match t helm-completion-in-region-fuzzy-match t) According to https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm/wiki/Fuzzy-matching, the make fuzzy matching work everywhere. It seems to work ok for me. aaermo...@gmail.com writes: > Hi, > > I've

[O] Tags completion with Helm

2017-03-14 Thread aaermolov
Hi, I've spotted a problem with completing Org tags with Helm. While Helm is not at least about [fuzzy] completion, when I try to input any completion subsequence, all candidates are gone and variants are shrinked to whatever will be typed. Is there any widely known mistake, that I've stepped