Re: Re: File changed during load

drkm wrote:

>  It's not the same thing.  The first inhibits adding to
>'buffer-undo-list'.  The second inhibits setting the buffer
>modified flag to T if it was NIL before EVAL'ing BODY.  Actually,
>they don't inhibit anything; they restore the list (resp. the
>flag) to its initial value.
>
>  But I wonder if 'save-undo-list' is really useful.  IMHO it can
>be just dangerous.
>  
>
It was perhaps me not beeing accurate enough. I meant something that did 
not regard just property changes as a buffer change. But maybe there 
already is such a thing in Emacs? I mean this is surely taken into 
account in normal fontifying?



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