Save indirect buffers
jaksz opened this issue · comments
Would it be also possible to save indirect buffers? I use those a lot with large org files, often having several indirect buffers open, but currently this extension only saves the main buffer.
That's a very good idea, thank you very much. I also tend to use indirect buffer clones, but never thought about saving them in the session.
I'll try to see what I can do. If you don't hear from me about this in a week, would you please poke me again here?
By the way, which version are you using? Did you install the dev branch, which introduces the machinery to save & restore special buffers?
The new version in the devbranch should add the feature you want. Be sure to update your init.el file though: the API to activate special buffers handling changed a bit. The README explains the new way of doing things, but in two words, you should replace all your
(add-to-list 'desktop+/special-buffer-modes ...)
by a single call:
(desktop+/special-buffer-handlers)
which activates special buffer handling for all supported buffer types (including indirect buffers).
Please test and let me know if you have any difficulty.
Thanks for the quick fix; I am currently not using desktop+ anymore so I cannot check it, hopefully somebody else will!
On 23 Aug 2015, at 22:31, François Févotte notifications@github.com wrote:
The new version in the devbranch should add the feature you want. Be sure to update your init.el file though: the API to activate special buffers handling changed a bit. The README explains the new way of doing things, but in two words, you should replace all your
(add-to-list 'desktop+/special-buffer-modes ...)
by a single call:(desktop+/special-buffer-handlers)
which activates special buffer handling for all supported buffer types (including indirect buffers).Please test and let me know if you have any difficulty.
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