bug#59388: Open emacsclient file at last line

[Gregory Heytings]

> > > But if we do want to make this easier, I'd go with a new command-line 
> > > switch, say, "--eob".  The Vim way is cryptic and error-prone, so I 
> > > don't think we should do the same.  And I don't see at all why would 
> > > someone needs to say "N lines from EOF".
> >
> > One possible use case is "open a log file to look at the last N 
> > entries".
>
> Going to EOB displays more than just the last line.

Yes, but point is not on the Nth line counting from EOF.

> And the request was only to be able to go to EOB.

Indeed.  Like you I didn't like the Vim way, so I tried to imagine 
something better.  But I don't think TRT here is to add yet another 
command line switch, when an already existing one can be extended 
naturally to do the same thing.

Anyway, that was just a proposal, somehow I feel you don't like it, so I 
don't think it's useful to continue arguing.  I attach it again (I forgot 
a modification to the Emacs manpage in the previous one) just in case.

Add-option-to-visit-the-end-of-a-file.patch
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