Command to quit the reflection #1
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I've been planning (1), and it should be pretty easy to implement as I've already got a window config restore operation that's used for the splitting function itself (in case it can't actually manage to split the frame properly). I hadn't thought about (2), but it's a good idea, and probably wouldn't be very hard either: make a list of buffers that were opened in the process of reflecting (maybe check to see that they weren't open before?) and kill them if they weren't modified. |
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- keeps a list of dailies that org-daily-reflection opened in `org-daily-reflection-close-unmodified-newly-opened-buffers` - new command `org-daily-reflection-close-reflection-newly-opened`, which closes all dailies opened by org-daily-reflection that have not been modified - `org-daily-reflection-close-reflection-newly-opened` function is also run (closing all unmodified buffers opened by org-daily-reflection) when calling the command `org-daily-reflection-restore-prior-windows` when the new setting `org-daily-reflection-close-unmodified-newly-opened-buffers` is set to a non-nil value (nil by default) (note: `org-daily-reflection-layout-toggle` does not close org-daily-reflection opened buffers because it wouldn't make sense in the case you want to toggle. use command `org-daily-reflection-restore-prior-windows` with the `org-daily-reflection-close-unmodified-newly-opened-buffers` set to `t` instead if you really want to close such buffers.) [addresses #1 ]
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does 1a028f0 resolve this? |
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I'm thinking a quit could
It's not that I'm in the habit of "cleaning" my buffer lists, I spent some years with
C-x kunbound. It's just that I'd like to hook something like(lambda () (text-scale-decrease 1))for this particular purpose, and then I want to kill those buffers when I'm done because it'd be weird later on to run across these buffers with the small text.What do you think?
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