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Save frame as well #2

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tuhdo opened this issue Jan 9, 2015 · 3 comments
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Save frame as well #2

tuhdo opened this issue Jan 9, 2015 · 3 comments

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@tuhdo
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tuhdo commented Jan 9, 2015

Hi Thierry,

I like this package. It is well integrated with Helm.

But one missing thing is that it does not save frames. It would be nice if we can save frames.

@thierryvolpiatto
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Tu Do [email protected] writes:

Hi Thierry,

I like this package. It is well integrated with Helm.

Thanks.

But one missing thing is that it does not save frames. It would be nice if we can save frames.

I haven't implemented this because frames configs are not writable
actually and it would require much more code to save a frame config object
(like in desktop.el).
I want this package to stay light and fast.
Probably I will do this when writable frames configs will be implemented
in emacs.

Thierry
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tuhdo commented Jan 10, 2015

Is it possible to reuse frame save/restore functions from desktop.el? I mean, you could make wrappers of those functions and do not make it automatically save unless user explicitly runs the frame save command, similar to how psesson handles window config.

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Tu Do [email protected] writes:

Is it possible to reuse frame save/restore functions from desktop.el?

No as I don't save data the same way desktop.el does.

Thierry
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