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Is this package still relevant? #3

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thblt opened this issue Jul 28, 2017 · 2 comments
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Is this package still relevant? #3

thblt opened this issue Jul 28, 2017 · 2 comments

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@thblt
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thblt commented Jul 28, 2017

Hi,

I'm not sure I understand the relationship between this package and the new auto-persp feature of persp-mode. The persp-mode documentation links to both an auto-persp definition for Projectile (at the bottom of this section and to this package, but doesn't explain how and if they work with each other, or if it's one or the other.

Could you please document the currently preferred way of making persp-mode automagically interact with Projectile?

Thanks!

@Bad-ptr
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Bad-ptr commented Jul 28, 2017

but doesn't explain how and if they work with each other

They are doing the same job. Choose one:).
Theoretically this package must be more 'stable', because the interface of auto perspectives may change.

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shackra commented Sep 24, 2024

this may not be the place to ask, but, if I understand it correctly, auto-persp works like this:

(persp-def-auto-persp "project" ...)

that will create an auto perspective named "project", right? but if I have project-A, project-B and project-C I need to:

(persp-def-auto-persp "project-A" ...)
(persp-def-auto-persp "project-B" ...)
(persp-def-auto-persp "project-C" ...)

to have different auto persp per project, isn't?

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