On Tuesday, October 5, 2004 at 08:04:05, Matthieu Moy wrote: > Robert Widhopf-Fenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Would it be an option to let it stay longer, i.e. until the > > next key/mouse event? > > Ah, this is because you have (setq tla-switch-to-buffer-mode > 'single-window). The buffer doesn't "disapear", it's just that > another buffer replaces it. > > I've tried a fix for that, Try to upgrade and tell me if it's OK.
Well I use XEmacs ... ;-/ Signaling: (void-function compare-window-configurations) (compare-window-configurations cur (current-window-configuration)) (if (compare-window-configurations cur (current-window-configuration)) (progn (split-window-vertically) (other-window 1))) (when (compare-window-configurations cur (current-window-configuration)) (split-window-vertically) (other-window 1)) (let ((cur ...)) (other-window 1) (when (compare-window-configurations cur ...) (split-window-vertically) (other-window 1))) (if (eq tla-switch-to-buffer-mode (quote single-window)) (let (...) (other-window 1) (when ... ... ...))) (when (eq tla-switch-to-buffer-mode (quote single-window)) (let (...) (other-window 1) (when ... ... ...))) (let ((message ...)) (switch-to-buffer (get-buffer-create "*tla-tip*")) (tla-tips-mode) (let (...) (erase-buffer) (insert ... "\n\n") (insert message) (newline 2) (insert ...)) (when (eq tla-switch-to-buffer-mode ...) (let ... ... ...))) tla-tips-popup-number(2) tla-tips-popup() (if tla-tips-enabled (tla-tips-popup)) (when tla-tips-enabled (tla-tips-popup)) tla-tips-popup-maybe() #<compiled-function nil "...(26)" [dir log-buffer default-directory save-buffer require xtla-tips tla-tips-popup-maybe tla-commit lambda (output error status args) kill-buffer] 5 nil nil>() call-interactively(tla-log-edit-done) > Note that I've enabled the tip only for commit. I think this is a > rather good compromise : You should commit rather regularly, not too > often, not too rarely, and this happen at a time you can free your > mind for a few seconds (whereas the tip buffer would be a bit > disturbing in an operation where people are supposed to be > concentrated). This is very clever .... > I've used it for a few days, and I'm happy with it. Well, no, I'm > unhappy: I didn't learn anything with it since I'm the author of all > the tips ;-) I would really love to do more, but time ... Bye Robert
