Tassilo Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: I think the playlist buffer is hidden by default because it shouldn't interfer with your work.
There are already many similar buffers, like *Messages*, *Shell Command Output*, etc. But I've hardly seen a second buffer named by staring a space. Are you crazy?!? F3 is `kmacro-start-macro-or-insert-counter', one of the most useful keys ever! ;-) Hmm, Does it diff much from C-x (, C-x ) and C-x e ? If an edit command is very useful for me, i would never bind it to F* keys(they are too far). Actually, i've nearly rebinded all F* keys(F1 - F12, except F1), for switching to emms playlist, gnus, w3m, calendar, bbdb, wajig, ...etc. ;-) But I like the idea of emms being a shorthand for e-p-m-g, but because that's probably the first function a new user will try out, it would be good if it opened the playlist buffer plus a message buffer where the functions and keys to add tracks into it are listed. If there's an non-empty playlist buffer that can be omitted of course. Yes, i thought of that too. Maybe we can make `emms' a combination of `emms-add-file'(when playlist is empty) and `emms-playlist-mode-go'(when playlist is not empty). Thus, for an emms newbie, he can simply call `emms'. -- William _______________________________________________ Emms-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emms-help
