> Does this give good results?
Please don't install such a workaround. The problem is much
more pervasive
than just debug.el and is trivially fixed by setting
display-buffer-reuse-frames to t.
> ! (if (and debugger-window
> ! (window-live-p debugger-window))
> ! (progn
> ! (set-window-buffer debugger-window
debugger-buffer)
> ! (select-window debugger-window))
> ! (pop-to-buffer debugger-buffer))
> ! (setq debugger-window (selected-window))
If the window is displayed on another display this will not do what
you want. Also if it's displayed in an iconified frame this
will fail to
de-iconify the frame...
pop-to-buffer is the right thing to do here and if it doesn't do what we
want, we should fix pop-to-buffer rather than add a hack around
its call.
FYI - I haven't tried the fix, because of Stefan's comment about the problem
being more pervasive.
However, as I mentioned in a separate email, it is not true (in my version)
that the problem is fixed by setting display-buffer-reuse-frames to t.
- Drew
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