bug#10613: Please consider this report again

[Eli Zaretskii]

> From: Reuben Thomas <rrt@sc3d.org>
> Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2018 09:19:04 +0000
> 
> But I think the report remains valid: suspending Emacs is not a movement, not 
> an editing command, so why
> should it affect the behaviour of the next kill?
> 
> Consider: if I suspend the computer on which I am running Emacs, then it does 
> not affect the behaviour of
> Emacs in any way (or shouldn't!). When I resume, Emacs will behave exactly as 
> if nothing had happened in
> the interim (other than time having passed).
> 
> So from Emacs's perspective, why should "suspend-emacs" behave differently?

There's any number of Emacs commands that are neither movement nor
editing.  For example, iconify-frame.

It might be a useful feature to not interrupt a series of kills across
these commands, but that's not how this feature was programmed: it
specifically looks at the last command, and makes no exceptions.

So this is not a bug, it's a request for a new feature.