On Fri, Mar 31, 2006 at 09:57:32AM +0200, Anselm R. Garbe wrote: > I think you miss the point. If you select a view like '1+2' and > in the meantime you want to switch to '3' then you have to > explicitly to reselect '1+2' from the menu with entering '1+2' > again, although it is still cached. For singular views you got > shortcuts, they can be accessed very fast. That is why I create > a label especially because of those joint views, to access them > right faster through a mouse click, then entering the tag > combination again and again to the menu, once you want to switch > back to such a view. > > There is nothing wrong with displaying cached views (they are > destroyed if no tag exists anymore, thus their lifetime is not > longer than singular tags). Well...I have on question here right now. Is 1+2 deleted as soon as there is no client of either tag or only if there is no client of both tags? In the latter case this may clutter your bar (which is, as we know of limited space up to now) if you do something like using views 1+2, 1+3, 1+4, 1+5 and deleting all clients of 2,3,4,5 but not of tag 1 would still keep those union views in the bar (I don't care about the cache size). If 1+2 is deleted as soon as there is no client of 2, then I think it's ok. Or in the case of 1+2+3 one may think of stripping this down to 1+3 as soon as all tag 2 clients have gone.
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