hi, all. i often write my version of (il)literate programs using one .org file, from which four or five (typically) files are tangled. and, generally, i'm very happy with this.
but, when i have multiple Org Src ... buffers open, all from the same language, i am at a loss on how to determine to which buffer i should 'C-x b', as the only distinguishing characteristic is a (possible) trailing '<N>', for some small integer N. in *my* case (with the project i'm currently working on), each source block in the .org file is a separately tangled file, and each source block could be tagged with a distinct '#+name:' value. is there a way to customize the buffer name? or, an easy hack? (given a choice, i'd probably have some function of [src block name; language; tangled-to file name], prefixed, clearly, by Org Src... and optionally suffixed with "<N>".) cheers, Greg ps -- in case it's of interest: possibly i'm frustrated now, and wasn't so much in the past, as i recently got annoyed by having to go back to the base file to save and tangle (part of my work flow, to test whatever i'm working on), and, so, wrote a few lines of emacs lisp so that a 'C-x s' save from the Org Src ... file causes a save of the base file followed by a tangle. so, i can basically live long periods of time just in the Org Src ... buffers; if only i could find my way around. cheers!
