David Engster <[email protected]> writes: > * emms-cache.el (emms-cache): Call emms-cache-restore directly instead > of using after-init-hook. > --- > Further comments on this patch: I think using the after-init-hook to > restore the cache is problematic. If you happen to call up EMMS later, > be it manually or through some means like idle-require, the cache won't > be restored from the cache file. Therefore, I'd like to suggest to > restore the cache immediately when EMMS is initialized. I currently > don't see any advantage to do this in the after-init-hook, but if I'm > missing something here, please let me know.
Hmm, you mean that some process would alter the cache file outside of Emacs, after the initialization, meaning that EMMS will keep using the dirty cache? Or did I get it completely wrong? Regards, -- Lucas
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