On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 5:41 AM, Helmut Eller heller@common-lisp.net wrote:
Currently, q just kills windows displaying the buffer. Occasionally, that kills a window that wasn't created specifically for a temp buffer. I can live with that, because I don't use more than 2 windows anyway. Not sure what other people need.
I don't use more than 2 either, but I guess I don't understand what you mean here.
W1: clojure-mode editing foo.clj [with cursor] W2: slime-repl
I'm in W1 and I C-c C-d C-d on 'defn', now I have
W1: clojure-mode editing foo.clj W2: clojure documentation [with cursor]
Now I press 'q'
W1: clojure-mode editing foo.clj [with cursor] [W2 is destroyed, so I have to make a new window and bring up the slime-repl again --- C-x 2, C-x o, C-x b, find slime-repl, C-x o]
That's basically it. So how does your work? You seem to imply that for you C-c C-d C-d opens a 3rd window that you don't mind deleting, or something? Mine re-uses W2 and I'm using the default configuration.
Regards, Brett