Missing Which-key Prefix descriptions

which-key-prefix-descriptions.el

;; By default, Which-key doesn't give much help for prefix-keys.  It
;; either shows the generic description, "+prefix", or the name of a
;; prefix-command, which usually isn't as descriptive as we'd like.
;;
;; Here are some descriptions for the default bindings in `global-map'
;; and `org-mode-map'.

(which-key-add-key-based-replacements
  "<f1> 4"        "help-other-win"
  "<f1>"          "help"
  "<f2>"          "2-column"
  "C-c"           "mode-and-user"
  "C-h 4"         "help-other-win"
  "C-h"           "help"
  "C-x 4"         "other-window"
  "C-x 5"         "other-frame"
  "C-x 6"         "2-column"
  "C-x 8 '"       "´-ÁĆÉÍŃÓŚÚÝŹ"
  "C-x 8 * SPC"   "nb-space"
  "C-x 8 *"       "punct-curr"
  "C-x 8 ,"       "„-‚-¸-ĄÇŅŞ"
  "C-x 8 -"       "soft-hyphen"
  "C-x 8 ."       "·-ż"
  "C-x 8 /"       "÷-≠-ÅÆŁØ"
  "C-x 8 1 /"     "½-¼"
  "C-x 8 1"       "†-½-¼"
  "C-x 8 2"       "‡"
  "C-x 8 3 /"     "¾"
  "C-x 8 3"       "¾"
  "C-x 8 = /"     "Ǣ-ǣ"
  "C-x 8 ="       "¯-ĀĒḠĪŌŪȲǢ"
  "C-x 8 A"       "Æ"
  "C-x 8 N"       "№"
  "C-x 8 O"       "Œ-œ"
  "C-x 8 SPC"     "nb-space"
  "C-x 8 \""      "¨-ÄËÏÖẞÜÿ"
  "C-x 8 ^ ^"     "caron"
  "C-x 8 ^"       "sup-circ-caron"
  "C-x 8 _ H"     "nb-hyphen"
  "C-x 8 _ f"     "fig-dash"
  "C-x 8 _ h"     "hyphen"
  "C-x 8 _ m"     "em-dash"
  "C-x 8 _ n"     "en-dash"
  "C-x 8 _ q"     "horiz-bar"
  "C-x 8 _ −"     "minus"
  "C-x 8 _"       "sub-dash-≤≥ªº"
  "C-x 8 `"       "ÀÈÌÒÙ"
  "C-x 8 a"       "←-↔-→-æ"
  "C-x 8 e"       "emoji"
  "C-x 8 ~"       "≈-ÃÐÑÕÞ-¬"
  "C-x 8"         "insert-special"
  "C-x C-k C-q"   "kmacro-counters"
  "C-x C-k C-r a" "kmacro-add"
  "C-x C-k C-r"   "kmacro-register"
  "C-x C-k"       "keyboard-macros"
  "C-x RET"       "encoding/input"
  "C-x a i"       "abbrevs-inverse-add"
  "C-x a"         "abbrevs"
  "C-x n"         "narrowing"
  "C-x p"         "projects"
  "C-x r"         "reg/rect/bkmks"
  "C-x t ^"       "tab-bar-detach"
  "C-x t"         "tab-bar"
  "C-x v M"       "vc-mergebase"
  "C-x v b"       "vc-branch"
  "C-x v"         "version-control"
  "C-x w ^"       "window-detach"
  "C-x w"         "window-extras"
  "C-x x"         "buffer-extras"
  "C-x"           "extra-commands"
  "M-g"           "goto-map"
  "M-s h"         "search-highlight"
  "M-s"           "search-map")

;; Some packages add a prefix-key upon loading.  If you know of other
;; built-in packages that have this behavior, please let me know, so I
;; can add them.
(with-eval-after-load 'edebug
  (which-key-add-key-based-replacements
    edebug-global-prefix "edebug")) ; default = "C-x X"
(with-eval-after-load 'gud
  (which-key-add-key-based-replacements
    gud-key-prefix "gud")) ; default = "C-x C-a"
(with-eval-after-load 'page-ext
  (which-key-add-key-based-replacements
    "C-x C-p" "page-extras"))

;; Org-mode provides some additional prefix-keys in `org-mode-map'.
(with-eval-after-load 'org
  (which-key-add-keymap-based-replacements org-mode-map
    "C-c \""      "org-plot"
    "C-c C-v"     "org-babel"
    "C-c C-x"     "org-extra-commands"))

Thank you for this!

There's gud-key-prefix mapped to \C-x\C-a that's added after (require 'gud).

The emoji prefix map (mapped to C-x 8 e) is missing.

Added now. Thank you!

"C-x X" "edebug"

"C-x X" "edebug"

Added. Thank you!

Added more descriptions for the child and grandchild-prefixes under "C-x 8", as well as some of the character variants that are hard to identify visually, like non-breaking hyphens.

Should make it somewhat easier to find and insert characters not found on your keyboard.