Re: Network security manager

[Stefan Monnier]

>> It's definitely not dangerous.  IIUC he needs this info to decide
>> whether his code can prompt the user or not.  Maybe it won't do the
>> right thing in 100% of the cases, but it's clear that if inhibit-quit is
>> non-nil, we're in a context where we shouldn't prompt the user.
> It's not clear to me at all.  Some code could set the variable for
> reasons that have no relation to prompts.

Can you give a scenario where inhibit-quit is non-nil and yet prompting
the user would be OK?


        Stefan