Hi Matthieu! > Quoting Robert Widhopf-Fenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> > In xtla ?g is for refresh, as you know. >> >> When running only xtla the user will not need "g", or am I >> wrong? Maybe we could free "g". > > There is at least one case when you may need "g" : To update the list of > revision of one of your partners. > > Another one is in the *tla-changes* buffer. I plan to automatically add "M > file" > lines at the beginning of the buffer when you save a file, but it would be too > costly to update the diff part on saving. So, "g" is also necessary here. > > Anyway, as a user, I like to have the control on the tools I use, so, I > consider > refresh as a required feature.
I second the need for ?g. -- Stefan.
