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#Remove aquamacs message code#
It turned out that the code path as buffers and frames are created andĭestroyed is about as intuitive as riding a bicycle. Suggestions here? Does Aquamacs have some other mechanism for handling
Modify that buffer, but I can't put the actual cursor in that buffer. I can access the desired buffer with set-buffer, and even Neither select-frame nor select-frame-set-focus seem to To that frame always, even if the frame was opened by invoking Aquamacs from When I open a new frame, I want the cursor to move
#Remove aquamacs message how to#
I have not been able to figure out how to affect the cursor focusīetween Aquamacs frames. emacs file, which I included at the end of this email.īefore I delve too deeply into this, there is one question that I still I did all my modifications in tags thatĪre in my. Misbehave and the hooks kill the undesired buffers, but everything seems to There is a bit of window strobing as Emacs tries desperately to
Work as far as I can tell on my Aquamacs distribution on my particularĬomputer. Seem like kludges operating on arcane Emacs numerology, but they seem to I shouldĪlso confess that I am not very confident in these modifications, as they Modifications will probably fail miserably outside of this mode. I should mention that I operate in one-buffer-one-frame mode, and most of my When they are overwritten by other buffers.
#Remove aquamacs message windows#
Issues, which are closely tied together: removing the scratch buffer,Īutomatically tiling new windows, and closing unmodified untitled windows Well, I spent a weekend with Aquamacs and I got the opening of new files toīehave about as well as I can hope for. Next message: Removing the *scratch* buffer in Aquamacs.Previous message: Removing the *scratch* buffer in Aquamacs.Removing the *scratch* buffer in Aquamacs Adrian adrian.down at Also, I've systematically looked at all available Emacs mail reading support, repeatedly, and I know exactly why it can't be made to work well enough for me.Removing the *scratch* buffer in Aquamacs Advance Hint: I've been using Emacs for almost everything I can for the last 36 years and I totally know what I'm missing. (And now I'm bracing to be told why I'm a fool for not using Emacs' mail clients and don't I know how great they are and what I'm missing. I'm hoping that changes someday, I really am, because I would vastly prefer to be using Emacs as my mail reader again, but for now it's not good enough for my work. I'm an Emacs fanatic and would love to use an Emacs mail client, but the lack of reasonable support for IMAP and reasonable handling of HTML email make it impossible, not to mention that handling things like calendar integration is currently not really a thing. That person asked how to edit long lines without internal line separators and they deserved an answer to it.Īnyhow, as long as you're asking, a good reason not to use Emacs' mail clients is that they're mostly terrible in a modern environment. Someone asked a perfectly reasonable question, and then someone else steps in and says "no, don't do things your way, do them my way, and by the way, I'm not answering the simple question you asked." Well, no. "Toggle both auto fill and visual line modes."Īfter a while of using that function I realized I almost never toggled the modes separately so now I only have a keybinding for toggle-wrapping.Īnd for (2) after observing my own habits I realized I want auto-fill-mode in Org, LaTeX and plain text-mode buffers, but I prefer no autofilling and want visual-line-mode instead in Message mode buffers (these are the ones where you typically write emails) and in markdown buffers (which I use almost exclusively for reddit comments -such as this one!- now that I do most of my writing in Org mode). And I find it's also worth (1) having keybindings to toggle visual-line-mode and auto-fill-mode, (2) thinking for each mode that you write prose in which default would be better for you.įor (1), I noticed I almost always want auto-fill-mode on when visual-line-mode is off and viceversa, so I made a little function to toggle both: (defun toggle-wrapping ()
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