[debbugs-tracker] bug#9105: closed (Feature req: Remembering emacs frames, windows, buffer position to subsequent session)

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has caused the debbugs.gnu.org bug report #9105,
regarding Feature req: Remembering emacs frames, windows, buffer position to 
subsequent session
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> Feature req: Remembering emacs frames, windows, buffer position to	subsequent session
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> Sun, 17 Jul 2011 01:07:22 -0400
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> Often I'll have five or more frames open, some split vertically, perhaps
> a couple split horizontally, all of them with different files (or
> "buffers") in them-- though in some instances it's possible to have the
> same buffer in more than one window or frame.  When I close emacs down
> and then invoke it again, I'd like to have the same windows come up,
> split the same way, with the same buffers/files in each frame and
> window, and even with the frames in the same location onscreen as they
> were in the prior session.  In short, the current session should be set
> up exactly like the prior session at the time it was closed.
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> Yes, this is asking quite a bit.  So I'll add one more thing.  In Linux
> and other OSs employing X it's possible to have multiple viewports
> (i.e., desktops) and to place any GUI application into any viewport.  So
> it's possible that all emacs windows might not be all in the same
> viewport... six emacs frames could be positioned in two, four, or more
> different viewports.  Accurately positioning all of them in the correct
> viewports would constitute a thorough recreation of the previous session.
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> Thanks.
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> > Often I'll have five or more frames open, some split vertically, perhaps
> > a couple split horizontally, all of them with different files (or
> > "buffers") in them-- though in some instances it's possible to have the
> > same buffer in more than one window or frame.  When I close emacs down
> > and then invoke it again, I'd like to have the same windows come up,
> > split the same way, with the same buffers/files in each frame and
> > window, and even with the frames in the same location onscreen as they
> > were in the prior session.  In short, the current session should be set
> > up exactly like the prior session at the time it was closed.
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> Thanks to Juanma's frameset functions `desktop-save-mode' should do that
> now by default.  Closing this bug.
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> Thanks, martin
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