Hi everyone,

I use Doom Emacs with Evil and the +everywhere flag. I read Wiki pages with eww and I would like jump to urls with the same visual approach as evilem-motion-*, i.e., where the candidates are prefixed by letters.

Defining the motion

I followed the definition of the evilem-motion-* motions to create a new one based on shr-next-link:

(after! evil-easymotion (evilem-make-motion evilem-motion-shr-next-link #'shr-next-link :scope 'line)) (map! :after eww :map eww-mode-map (:prefix "g" :n "<tab>" #'evilem-motion-shr-next-link)) 

Which works as intended, but only highlight links in the current line while I wanted to highlight all the links in the window. This happend because I am using :scope 'line.

Defining the window scope

I managed to understand what was the scope handled by evil-easymotion, i.e., everything recognised by the thing-at-point function. But I didn't find any predefined thing matching the window. Thus, I have created a new one:

(defun window-bounds-of-window-at-point () "Return the start and end points of a window." (save-excursion (message "%d-%d" (window-start) (window-end)) (cons (window-start) (window-end)))) (put 'window 'bounds-of-thing-at-point 'window-bounds-of-window-at-point) 

And then I changed the scope of evilem-motion-shr-next-link from 'line to 'window.

Problem

Everything work well, except that (window-end) returns a different value when I run evilem-motion-shr-next-link via the eval prompt, i.e., pp-eval-expression, or via my keybinding.

For instance, on (eww "https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/IntegerAtPoint") with the cursor at the beginning, the debuging message in window-bounds-of-window-at-point returns:

• 1-870 via the keybinding

• 1-1531 via the eval prompt

Questions

• Does someone know why there is this difference between the two approaches to call the function?

• Is there a simpler and more efficient solution to what I am doing?

Thank you in advance!

Edit: Fix the formatting