On 05.03.2020 13:51, João Távora wrote:
> Sure, but before that happens, users get annoyed :-) so let's provide
> an "out" for them.
And when they use that "out", and the program behaves randomly, they'll
get annoyed, file confusing bug reports, etc. Why would we want that?
Any of those things are better than the feeling of being trapped in a
UI.
And anyway, they're really unlikely, who would use the
finger-contorting atomic option without knowing exactly what they're
doing? We can even add a warning message, or even a prompt, if
you feel so strongly. If still object, at least I would mention in the
keymap's docstring how to add such a thing.
Do you have a specific scenario in mind where it would help?
Well, as I said I do remember binding M-j to it for this specific
circumstance, but that's before your fix (which I am still to try out).
João