Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Mark Triggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Hey all :o) > > Hi ! > >> The only problem at the moment is that processes suddenly pop up new >> windows (like the process window) that steal the focus of the buffer I >> was typing into. > > Yes :-( > > First, see my last patch. It implements another idea, similar to > yours, for tla-changes: The *tla-changes* buffer is poped up at the > time you call tla-changes, and xtla doesn't touch your window > configuration anymore. So, you can go back to another buffer while tla > is working, and come back when the process is over. > > This was actually already the behavior of tla-bookmarks-missing.
Yeah, now that you mention it (and in light of the problems you described), I think this might be a better approach. It also has the advantage of working well for people who want to operate in a single window (setq tla-switch-to-buffer-mode 'single-window) or multiple frames (yuck ;o). When I look into this I'll use tla-changes and tla-bookmarks-missing as examples. Thanks, Mark -- Mark Triggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
