Meow leader doesn't play nice with prefix-keymaps

[JordanAnthonyKing]

With a config like:

(defvar-keymap my-buffer-prefix-keymap
  :doc "buffers"
  "b" #'switch-to-buffer
  "k" #'kill-buffer
  "d" #'kill-buffer
  "p" #'previous-buffer
  "n" #'next-buffer
  "B" #'switch-to-buffer
  "r" #'rename-buffer
  "R" #'revert-buffer)

  (meow-leader-define-key
   '("SPC" . execute-extended-command)
   (cons "b" my-buffer-prefix-keymap))

SPC b b does not switch to insert mode the same way SPC x SPC b (for example only, see later issue) would or similar to how SPC SPC (in my config for execute-extended-command) does.

Secondly, calling SPC x SPC b actually starts my-buffer-prefix-keymap instead of the listed command (switch-buffer).

[DogLooksGood]

The leader key definition is only for simple leader keymap. It's a simple translation for commands under mode-specific-map. Usually you can define the keys just as you do it without meow, then use keypad to execute.

In your case, it should be

(defvar-keymap my-buffer-prefix-keymap ...)
(define-key global-map (kbd "C-c b) my-buffer-prefix-keymap)

or even better

(defvar-keymap my-buffer-prefix-keymap ...)
(defalias 'my-buffer-prefix-keymap my-buffer-prefix-keymap) ;; assign the keymap to a symbol
(define-key global-map (kbd "C-c b) 'my-buffer-prefix-keymap) ;; <- we use the symbol here

meow-leader-define-key is not necessary, the vanilla approach is recommended.