Re: idea -> internal frames?

[Kevin A. Burton]

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Richard Stallman <address@hidden> writes:

>     The important thing was that they shouldn't just be dedicated,
>     but you shouldn't be able to accidentally switch to them remove them,
>     split them, ...
> 
> For speedbar, should the window be outside the usual window hierarchy?  In
> other words, should next-window and walk-windows see the speedbar window, or
> should they ignore it?

I think they should ignore it.  Maybe other-frame could pick it up...

>     > The thing is that I think they should look somewhat
>     > different than regular windows... maybe have their own minibuffer?
> 
> A speed bar window should have no minibuffer, right?

No.  I think it *should*.  Specifically because the speedbar needs to log debug
messages and you wouldn't want this filling up your main minibuffer.

>     Ideally it would be so that each could have a "log channel" (or whatever
>     you want to call it).
> 
> If the speedbar window has a "log channel", that should be a buffer and it
> should normally not be displayed.  You would look at it only when you want to
> debug or diagnose.

It is nice to keep around I think.  Some of the speedbar messages are helpful.

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