Juanma Barranquero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> After each call to `tumme-display-thumbs', check that variable, and if >> nil, ask the user if it is OK to do a clean up (or really check if a >> clean-up is necessary). We can provide options like "Yes, please >> clen-up", "No, ask me later", or "No, and don't bother me again this >> session" or something like that. Together with a custom variable that >> determines if we should use cleaning at all, this should suit most >> user's needs, right? > > You'd need a user option (settable to 'never, 'once-per-session, > 'always and nil for "ask the user"), and an internal variable to > record when the cleanup ran last time, wouldn't you?
Something like that, yes. > But, if you implement Stefan's per-directory thumbnails dir, every > directory would/should have its own set of configuration options, I > think. Perhaps not for *when* to run the cleanup, but I can well > imagine that U:\myimages\.thumbsdir (in my USB pendrive) doesn't > need the same size settings than "C:\my documents\my > images\.thumbsdir"... Sounds messy to me. _______________________________________________ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel
