[slime-devel] Closing *Completions* buffer

[Gabor Melis]

For me this fixes it.

Gabor

On Tuesday 27 April 2004 21:37, Brian Downing wrote:
> This doesn't seem to work quite right for me.  Here's how.
>
> 1. Start emacs.  I have one frame with one window that's *scratch*.
> 2. M-x slime.  (Mine happens to be OpenMCL.)
> 3. Slime loads.  Now I have two windows, *scratch* on top, and
>    *slime-repl[1]* on bottom, selected.
> 4. I only want the REPL, so I C-x 1, making slime-repl take the whole
>    screen.
> 5. I type "(symb<TAB>".  It completes to "(symbol", and the completions
>    pop up in a window at the bottom of the screen.
> 6. I want symbol-macrolet, so I type "-m<TAB>".  It completes
>    symbol-macrolet.  But my window is still split; *scratch* has taken
>    the place of *Completions*.  I banished *scratch* above, I don't want
>    to see it again.
>
> I find this more annoying than just having the completions stay up,
> since at least they have some bearing on my Lisp work.
>
> I think it should restore the window configuration that was there before
> the completions popped up, unless windows manipulation commands were run
> in the interim, in which cast the user would be annoyed when whatever he
> did disappeared.
>
> Unfortunately I have no clue how to do this.  :)  Maybe tieing in to
> winner-mode (which I have up anyway...)
>
> -bcd
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