http://common-lisp.net/project/slime/doc/html/Temporary-buffers.html
"Temporary buffers can be dismissed by pressing q. This kills the buffer and restores the window configuration as it was before the buffer was displayed."
For me, this isn't the case. q kills the buffer, but retains the window configuration that exists when the buffer was visible.
Is this a bug or am I doing it wrong?
Thanks,
WalterGR
P.S. Specific example: I use one Emacs window split into two vertical frames. The top frame (~75% in height) is the Lisp code I'm editing; the smaller bottom frame is the SLIME REPL.
When I do slime-describe-symbol when in the Lisp code, the SLIME REPL "disappears" from the bottom, and the bottom 50% of the window is now occupied by an informational buffer. Pressing q replaces the temp buffer with the SLIME REPL, but it still occupies 50% of the window.