>> Why not just
>>
>> (let ((write-region-post-annotation-function nil))
>> ,@body)
> Looks a bit excessive, doesn't it. It's meant act only on the badness
> in the current buffer, not all buffers. Not that I'm expecting any
> writes from other buffers, perhaps except a temp buffer of my own, but
> just in case. I probably should confine the fixup to when
> post-annotation is set to kill-buffer, just in case in the future
> there's a value there that's actually wanted.
Oh, you mean you did it for overengineering purposes?
OK, to each his own,
Stefan
PS: How 'bout my proposed fix?
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