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RE: Problem with exit prompt
From: |
Drew Adams |
Subject: |
RE: Problem with exit prompt |
Date: |
Sun, 31 Jul 2005 18:33:27 -0700 |
Please try this change. It won't fix your problem, which doesn't
happen on GNU/Linux, but it will clarify the various options.
1. Yes, that is clearer. Clearer still would be:
Yes... (Show the "..." only if there are more unsaved files)
No...
--
Show Unsaved File
Show Differences Since Last Save
--
Yes, Save All Buffers
Yes, Save Only This Buffer
No, Save No Buffers
Note the different order. The question asked is only answered directly by
the first two options, so a separator is in order. The next two items also
concern only the file in question (I assume this - I'm not sure what
"Display the Current Buffer" = what I call "Show Unsaved File" really does).
The last three items are extensions of the question to other unsaved files.
(Perhaps put the last group before the second group?)
Question: Should the term be "unsaved file" or "unsaved buffer"? I am not
consistent above, and the prompt question ("file") is also not consistent
with the possible responses ("buffer").
2. Can the functionality be fixed for Windows? Is there no way to make this
work? If you exit via `C-x C-c', the question gets posed normally.
Thanks,
Drew