some musing about switch-to-buffer
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## next steps
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* change define-command so that the parameters are ordered
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* [done] change define-command so that the parameters are ordered
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* display unbound key error
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* ESC to cancel interactive command
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* autocomplete command name
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* parameters with non-string values (e.g. buffer)
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* show current url when command inactive
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* show prompts for parameter
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* [done] show prompts for parameter
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* multiple buffers
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- create buffer
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- list buffers (where does the output go?)
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- find and switch to buffer
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how do we do the buffer list thing?
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- generate html, or
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- use native widgets
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native widgets seems neater
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- how do we permit commands to insert widgets into the frame?
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- how do we get rid of them?
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we could have an "output overlay" inserted underneath the commander.
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could we use the same thing for completions? we haven't addressed
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non-string parameters yet, really
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M-x switch-to-buffer
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Buffer mai_
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+------+ +---------+
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| main | | mailing |
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+------+ +---------+
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so there are two things going on here
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1) how to implement switch-to-buffer with appropriate autocomplete
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on the buffer name - perhaps involving showing buffer thumbnails etc
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2) in emacs, not all buffers are files - e.g. the buffer list, or the
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process list, or the magit status buffer - there is a well-used
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affordance for elisp to put semi-persistent interactable content
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onscreen - do we need such a thing here or is it ok to say "just call
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gtk" to command authors
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are these the same problem or are they separate problems? do we have
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the second problem? What I will do is address the first one and
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see if it's generalisable once I've done it.
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