Hi
If you eval the following:
(defun drkm:test ()
(interactive)
(with-temp-buffer
(insert-file-contents "/tmp/an-existing-file" t)
(insert "To modify the buffer...")
(error "Some error")))
and then 'M-x drkm:test <RET>', you'll be prompt for saving or
not the " *temp*" buffer, *before* seeing the error (making a
function is only to not have the debugger started because using
'C-x C-e').
But because you don't see the error when you are prompted, in
some case it may be more difficult to know what you want to
response.
I guess 'with-temp-buffer' have to be modified to show the
error before (or while) 'kill-buffer' prompts the user, isn't it?
--drkm
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