> emacs -q
> If pop-up-frames is non-nil, each step (e.g. `d') in the debugger
> creates a new frame. This is crazy.
I think the only thing crazy about it is to set pop-up-frames to t while
keeping display-buffer-reuse-frames to nil. Such a setup will lead to the
above problem in many more situations than just the debugger.
Maybe display-buffer-reuse-frames should simply default to t, or at least
default to t whenever pop-up-frames is non-nil.
Stefan
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