> The grep buffer is an example. If I try to place the cursor anywhere on > a line before the end of a match, the associated file pops up in > another buffer. However I might just want to select that window to > resize it. > > When you found this not to your taste, were you aware about the aspect > that Mouse-1 does not follow links if you move the mouse at all?
No. I wasn't aware of that. With the default setting, the user would have to move the mouse and release it within 350 milliseconds for it to have any effect. I think must be quite hard to do. > Is that method of avoiding the problem adequate? My preferences remained unchanged but I also think it must be confusing for a novice user. Before I was aware of the time limit, I didn't understand why clicking mouse-1 sometimes popped to a new buffer and other times didn't. Nick _______________________________________________ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel
