[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Jensen) writes: > Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> It would be nice to have some way of getting back the recent >> set of marks. If we had that, I think we could make it the >> default behavior to unmark automatically. >> >> Are you familiar with any other marking facilities? How do >> they deal with this? We should probably do what they do. > > I think this is something worth having. A simple method > is something like `C-u U', restore the markers that `U' > stashed away earlier.
Yes, that would work. > Or we could do it the Gnus way with a stack for saving > sets of marks. Does _that_ have any use cases? That's a serious question, not least because I sort of feel like I'm missing out on obscure Gnus features. :-) > Dired does not remove the marks, I think. Gnus does, but > as mentioned it can save marks. Okay. I intuitively think it makes more sense for Dired to retain the marks that it does for Bongo. I don't have any intuition about Gnus, because I can't really imagine what people use marks in Gnus for. > Looking at Gnus, I see another marking command I'd like > for Bongo to have: invert marks. `* i'? >>> It's starting to annoy me that hidden tracks are ignored. Do you think >>> you can install the fix I had in my prototype, at least for a >>> temporary solution? It was in two parts; the redisplay hack, and >>> letting mark iterators step through invisible text. Maybe even try the >>> redisplay hack directly in `bongo-redisplay-line', it might fix other >>> problems for us. >> >> I installed a bunch of marking-related invisibility bug fixes. > > Thanks, this fixes a few things. > > It still needs the redisplay hack I talked about, or something else > that fixes this bug. Try unmarking hidden tracks and you'll see > strange things happen! This would happen when marking as well, if > marking hidden tracks were possible. I can't reproduce this. Unmarking hidden tracks seems to work just fine here. I mark some tracks, collapse the section, unmark all tracks, expand the section, and everything looks fine. Marking hidden tracks using `% m' does not work, as you say, but I don't know if that's a bug or a feature. Probably a bug, but we could make it customizable. -- Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ bongo-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bongo-devel
