Re: comint-carriage-motion causes severe problems.

[Miles Bader]

"Stefan Monnier" <monnier+gnu/address@hidden> writes:
> Global customizations normally occur before buffers are created, so
> before the (remove-hook 'foo 'bar 'local) has even a chance of being run.

Yes but as Kai noted `normally' isn't `always'.

It seems simpler and less likely to cause surprises to just always add
(not . FOO) if FOO isn't in the local hook, even if there's no FOO in
the global hook either -- what would be the disadvantage of that?

[of course, doing a local `add-hook' of FOO should remove the (not . FOO)!]

-Miles
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