There is a "confirm-quit" interactive command which you can bind to C-x
C-c (or whatever). This will always ask for confirmation, no matter how
many buffers are open:
define_key(default_global_keymap, "C-x C-c", "confirm-quit");
Note that this command will eventually go away as it is not the right
way to implement quit confirmation; but it is such a frequently
requested feature that it is better than nothing for the moment.
Cheers,
- Nick
Deniz Dogan wrote:
2009/1/26 Daniel Clemente <[email protected]>:
Hi,
you can set this:
can_kill_last_buffer=false;
and then Conkeror refuses to close the last buffer.
You could also replace this last buffer with about:blank (I don't know how to
do it), but for me just can_kill_last_buffer=false is good enough.
Greetings
Since we're already on the subject, is there anything which makes
Conkeror warn you when you're trying to shut it down, but there's more
than one buffer open?
Deniz
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