Xtla creates too many buffers.
And there is no way to go back buffers.
e.g.
Typing c in *tla-inventory*, and ++log buffer opens.
Then typing C-cC-c in ++log after writing logs, and *tla-process* buffer and
tips buffer open. There is no way to go back the original *tla-inventory*.
Normally, I guess the user wants to type < in *tla-inventory* to sync the mirror
just after committing with C-cC-c.
The good solution provides the generic `go-back' function in all xtla buffers.
(I think ?h(home) is a good keybind for the function.) However, I don't have
time
to implement.
How about next function?
(defun tla-tips-popup-number (number)
(tla--message-with-rolling "***Tips*** %s "
(replace-in-string
(tla-tips-message-number number)
"\n" " " )))
