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Windows Configuration
From: |
Florian Beck |
Subject: |
Windows Configuration |
Date: |
Wed, 04 Jun 2008 02:57:15 +0200 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/23.0.60 (gnu/linux) |
Recently, I have played around with Emacs' window-configuaration.
Two problems have come up:
1. What I really want to record are the windows displayed, their
positions and their sizes. What I do *not* want to record are the point
positions in these windows. Right now, I can (a) save a window configuration
I like, (b) do some work, (b') leave that configuration and (c) switch
to another configuration. When I restore I want to come back to (b'),
but I come back to (a). How can I do the right thing?
2. This might be a bit more complicated. Let's say I have a full screen
frame and want a rather small right hand area display three windows:
|------------|------|
|------------|------|
|------------|--R1--|
|------------|------|
|-----L------|______|
|------------|------|
|------------|--R2--|
|------------|______|
|------------|--R3--|
R1 displays an annotation file triggered by my own function; R2 displays
*Help*; R3 displays the most recent messages.
What I work in is *L*, the left side. How can I teach Emacs (mainly
`delete-other-windows' and `split-window-vertically/horizontally' to
leave the left side alone?
--
Florian Beck
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