1 files changed, 13 insertions, 13 deletions
diff --git a/.emacs.d/init.el b/.emacs.d/init.el
index dd56ceee..9c75eaee 100644
--- a/.emacs.d/init.el
+++ b/.emacs.d/init.el
@@ -1211,19 +1211,19 @@ To be used only when it seems to be necessary."
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       'file))
 
-;; Most common actions are to select the top completion in the way that
-;; `icomplete-fido-ret' does, and to exit with the current input.  So these
-;; two get single keypresses, TAB and RET.  We tweak the former such that RET
-;; is required to exit with input which has no matches.  This helps avoid
-;; creating bogus buffers, file-visiting or otherwise, when I mistype.
-;;
-;; Choose RET for exiting with current input because then RET behaves the
-;; same in `read-string' and `completing-read'.  This makes completion less
-;; obtrusive given how some commands provide completion even when they are
-;; mostly used to enter arbitrary strings (e.g. `notmuch-search').
-;;
-;; Don't resettle the previous occupant of <TAB>, `minibuffer-complete',
-;; because an `icomplete-mode' user hardly uses it.
+;;; Most common actions are to select the top completion in the way that
+;;; `icomplete-fido-ret' does, and to exit with the current input.  So these
+;;; two get single keypresses, TAB and RET.  We tweak the former such that RET
+;;; is required to exit with input which has no matches.  This helps avoid
+;;; creating bogus buffers, file-visiting or otherwise, when I mistype.
+;;;
+;;; Choose RET for exiting with current input because then RET behaves the
+;;; same in `read-string' and `completing-read'.  This makes completion less
+;;; obtrusive given how some commands provide completion even when they are
+;;; mostly used to enter arbitrary strings (e.g. `notmuch-search').
+;;;
+;;; Don't resettle the previous occupant of <TAB>, `minibuffer-complete',
+;;; because an `icomplete-mode' user hardly uses it.
 
 ;; This is something like a reimplementation of `icomplete-fido-ret'.
 (defun spw/icomplete-tab ()