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bug#21304: 24.5; follow-switch-to-buffer changes positions
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martin rudalics |
Subject: |
bug#21304: 24.5; follow-switch-to-buffer changes positions |
Date: |
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 11:15:18 +0200 |
> `follow-switch-to-buffer' doesn't retain cursor position nor buffer
> position within the windows.
>
> How to reproduce the bug:
>
> - Start Emacs.
> - Type `C-h n' (NEWS gets displayed)
> - Type `C-h C-c' (COPYING gets displayed)
> - Type `C-x 3' (the window gets split)
> - Type `M-x follow-mode RET' (follow mode gets enabled)
> - Type `C-v' (the buffer gets scrolled -- note the cursor position)
> - Type `M-x follow-switch-to-buffer RET RET' (NEWS gets displayed)
> - Type `M-x follow-switch-to-buffer RET RET' (COPYING gets displayed again)
>
> I'd expect the window contents and cursor position would be the same as
> after typing `C-v'; there is no reason why they should be changed just
> after switching to another buffer and back. But they are changed.
I see the behavior you describe with Emacs 25 but do not see it with the
upcoming release version. Can you try with Emacs 26?
Thanks, martin
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