On 7 Jul 2005, at 13:22, David Reitter wrote:
I have implemented the single frame behavior (it takes more than
OneonOne to do that), for example.
As I've been asked to clarify this: We define a range of additional
functions, such as one to delete a buffer when its window is deleted,
and delete the frame with it if necessary (and appropriate), or to
decide when to open a new window (instead of a brand-new frame). We
also advise switch-to-buffer and pop-to-buffer.
This code works on top of OneOnOne by Drew Adams. OneOnOne - to be
exact: a subset of its functionality - has replaced an earlier
(rather unsophisticated) implementation of frame-opening behavior in
a very early Aquamacs version, because it is nicely structured and
mature. Drew has done an awesome job in fixing things I wanted to see
optimized so that we could integrate OneOnOne (including a selective
version of the frame-fitting behavior provided by fit-frame.el) with
other code.
OneOnOne and a number of other packages that get used can be found here:
http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/DrewsElispLibraries
In this discussion, this should serve as an example that packages
that change the UI often need to make extensive modifications - much
more than tweaking a few existing customization variables.
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