Brad Giaccio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, May 10, 2000 at 07:36:18AM +0000, Glenn Proctor wrote:
> >
> > [1] uniquify is a very useful - mostly - utility that modifies
> > buffer names for files with the same name; for example if I have
> > three files, Makefile, src/Makefile and src/java/Makefile, rather
> > than Makefile<1>, Makefile<2> and Makefile<3>, uniquify would
> > create buffers called Makefile, Makefile|src and Makefile|java.
>
>
> Man its been awhile since I've seen that notation, you may want to
> try M-x customize-variable uniquify-buffer-name-style, you can
> manipulate how the buffers get renamed, since I'm on a unix system I
> go with forward and for your example above my buffers are renamed
> Makefile, src/Makefile and java/Makefile
I personally prefer the | usage; I find it marginally easier to
read. I used M-x customize-variable uniquify-buffer-name-style to get
the required notation ;-)
The point of my original post still stands though - uniquify munging
the prj.el buffer is a Bad Thing, whichever style it uses to do so!
Luckily the author of uniquify allowed for this contingency and
provided the uniquify-ignore-buffers-re var to allow it to be turned
off selectively.
Regards
Glenn.
