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From: | martin rudalics |
Subject: | bug#8862: compilation-window-height no good anymore |
Date: | Wed, 15 Jun 2011 11:09:27 +0200 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.21 (Windows/20090302) |
> Yes, being less eager to delete windows is good. But why signal an > error rather than just make the window as big as possible without > deleting surrounding windows? I can do that for `enlarge-window' (and do a corresponding thing for `shrink-window'). I can do that for the lower level function `resize-window' (aka `window-resize') as well but wouldn't we rather like to catch a failure here? Also what about an attempt to enlarge or shrink the root window of a frame? Should we avoid signalling an error here too? >> When a similar change was applied to `adjust-window-trailing-edge' for >> Emacs 22 hardly anyone complained. > > Not sure what you're referring to: adjust-window-trailing-edge was a new > function in Emacs-22. I meant the functionality of `adjust-window-trailing-edge'. Before that change mouse dragging an edge could delete windows and after that change not. martin
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