* kogu [2008-12-24 07:33+0100] writes:
Hi,
I am using Slime/Emacs on Windows.
I have a dual monitor setup. So I create a new frame, move that to the second monitor, and set that to the Slime REPL buffer.
Now in my main monitor, I have the code visible. When I run a function in the main window, the window is split in half with code and REPL showing.
I want to stop this behavior of automatically splitting the window. The REPL on the other frame updates, so that's not a problem. So when I run a function (C-M-x), I don't want the window to split. Can anyone please help me with this?
We use display-buffer in this case and there are a some variables to customize display-buffer (at least in Emacs 23). E.g. display-buffer-reuse-frames or display-buffer-function.
Soon, I will move the REPL code to contrib. That will probably change some of these issues.
Helmut.