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bug#3973: cleanup view-mode usage in vc-resynch-window: msg#00650bug-gnu-emacs-gnu
> The function would look like this: > (defun view-maybe-enter-exit (file) > (if (file-writable-p file) > (and view-mode > (let ((view-old-buffer-read-only nil)) > (view-mode-exit))) > (and (not view-mode) > (not (eq (get major-mode 'mode-class) 'special)) > (view-mode-enter)))) > but the calling convention is strange: it needs to be called with a > buffer selected and pass the file name... Not sure it's worth it. Why do we need to pass `file'? Can't we (assert (equal file buffer-file-name))? > At least the TODO comment can go and be replaced with a comment about > why changing the state of view-mode is needed there. Yes, please. >> Maybe a better option in the longer term is refine the meaning of the >> `preserve-modes' arg to revert-buffer, so that some minor modes can >> request to be refreshed or not (the VC state is one that would also >> benefit from such a change, as can be seen in auto-revert-mode). > That sounds like a good idea. Unfortunately I am not familiar with that > code, it is quite complex and critical, and I don't think it's too > important to fix it now, so I'll punt. Wise choice, Stefan
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