RE: [External] : Re: Change default behavior of some commands that act on region?

[Drew Adams]

> >>> E.g., in my use of Emacs, region is almost never
> >>> active.
> >>
> >> But you use transient-mark-mode?
> >
> > No, I turn it off.
> 
> Then you wouldn't be affected by the change, 
> if I understand Drew's suggestion correctly.

Exactly.  To quote the proposal:

1.
> if the region is not active, and if `transient-mark-mode'
> is turned on, such commands could do something like...
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^

And I explicitly _emphasized_ it, adding:

2.
> Those conditions are important: There'd be no change
                                             ^^^^^^^^^
> when invoked from code, or when `transient-mark-mode'
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> is off.
  ^^^^^^

3.
> Anyone who leaves that mode off would see no
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> change in behavior, and the same for existing Lisp code.
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

That's 3 times I said it, at the outset.