Re: How to assure that one-buffer-one-frame will work with desktop-read?

[David Reitter]

On Aug 28, 9:06 pm, George O'Connor <Mr.George.OConno...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Currently, after startingAquamacs, I enter the command desktop-read.
> But, it open files into multiple buffers within the same frame
> (Macintosh window).  I thought that one-buffer-one-frame is suppose to
> guarentee that each frame will only be associated with one buffer at a
> time.

I don't know 'desktop', but I presume you'll have to save the window
positions at some point. Saving should work just fine. You could try
to switch one-buffer-one-frame-mode off temporarily when restoring a
saved desktop:

(let ((one-buffer-one-frame-mode nil))
 (desktop-read))