[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kim F. Storm) writes: >> 1. There's no call for a special tutorial--tab-map to tab between >> warning messages. Why bother? > > Seems superfluous to me too. The tutorial shouldn't bind any keys > to have non-standard behavior!
I removed it. >> 2. Displaying one line of warning message for each rebound key >> sequence is really annoying. We should just highlight them in a >> different face and display the message in a tooltip, and/or when >> the text is clicked on. After all, there is already a big warning >> message at the top of the tutorial page saying keys have been >> rebound; no need to hammer it in. > > Indeed. It should only give each warning once ... and just have > a tool-tip on other occurrences. I implemented this, too. >> 3. The tutorial-position saving mechanism is very opaque. When the >> buffer is killed, the current position in the tutorial, without >> prompting the user (it used to save into a directory ~/.emacstut, >> but I moved this into .emacs.d to avoid homedir pollution). >> However, this saving does not occur if the user does C-x C-c or C-x >> C-s. This feature is confusing enough that I'd propose removing it >> entirely. > > I was confused at first, but I don't know what is best. I added a prompt to ask if the user wants to save the tutorial state. That should be sufficient. _______________________________________________ emacs-pretest-bug mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-pretest-bug
