Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > My ~/.emacs would have been saved had Emacs kept the buffer contents
> > in undo history when reverting the file. I'd like to if there is any
> > way to enable this, and (if so) why Emacs does not do it by default.
>
> I have locally patched my Emacs to preserve undo info during revert, so
> I completely agree it's desirable. When I suggested the change it was
> rejected (it's somewhere in the archive if you're interested, tho I can't
> remember the thread title and not even when it took place, I'd say about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Maybe having it as a (potentially buffer-local) option is a good idea.
>
> What do people think?
It would be nice.
Maybe other users have a different experience, but for me 99% of the
time I would like undo info after a revert is when revert was invoked
by VC/pcl-cvs after a commit.
So from this users point of view if VC/pcl-cvs were not to revert the
buffer, saving undo after revert would not be missed much.
--dan
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