Re: Stop frames stealing eachothers' minibuffers!

[martin rudalics]

> That's a basic thing to learn when you use Emacs.  And it's easy to
> understand: the echo area is for "status messages" with which you do
> not interact (and this is visible because the point does not leave the
> buffer in which you are), minibuffers are for "commands" with which
> you interact (and this is visible because the point moves from the
> buffer in which you are to the miniwindow).

It's not so easy.  With Emacs 26, 'y-or-n-p' still used the echo area
for answering questions.

martin