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bug#4724: 23.1; emacsclient: Specify desired terminal type instead of us
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Lluis |
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bug#4724: 23.1; emacsclient: Specify desired terminal type instead of using `-c' |
Date: |
Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:41:08 +0200 |
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Mutt/1.5.20 (2009-06-14) |
I use
emacsclient -e "(remember-other-frame)"
for quick note-taking.
I use this together with an advice around remember-other-frame (similar to [0]),
such that finishing or cancelling the note deletes the frame and lets me
seamlessly resume my workflow.
However, this only works in a graphical environment if there is already an
emacsclient -c ...
running, as otherwise emacs throws
*ERROR*: Unknown terminal type
Even more, running
emacsclient -c -e "(remember-other-frame)"
opens two frames: the one coming from the `emacsclient -c' and the one created
by `remember-other-frame'.
This is specially annoying, as cancelling the note (C-g) deletes both frames,
but finishing the note (C-c C-c) just deletes the remember frame.
So, could it be possible to tell `emacsclient' which terminal type to use
without instructing it to open a new frame for itself?
[0]
http://emacs-fu.blogspot.com/2009/04/remember.html?showComment=1244720811729#c6063619801238280639
Thanks,
Lluis
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