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1 ;;; -*- Mode:Emacs-Lisp -*-
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2 ;;; Copyright © 1992 by Lucid, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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3
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4 ;;; Displaying buffers. Why is this so hard?
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5
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6
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7 ;;; This crud is damage control, because sometimes things get confused, and
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8 ;;; the server asks us to display a buffer that has been killed.
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9
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10 (defun energize-request-kill-buffer-if-dead (buffer)
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11 (cond ((not (bufferp buffer)) t)
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12 ((null (buffer-name buffer))
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13 (if (energize-buffer-p buffer)
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14 (energize-request-kill-buffer buffer))
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15 t)
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16 (t nil)))
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17
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18 (defun energize-prune-killed-buffers-from-list (buffer-extent-list)
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19 (let ((rest buffer-extent-list)
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20 (buffer-count 0)
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21 (deleted-count 0))
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22 (while rest
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23 (let* ((buffer (car rest))
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24 (extent (car (cdr rest))))
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25 (setq rest (cdr (cdr rest)))
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26 (setq buffer-count (1+ buffer-count))
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27 (if (energize-request-kill-buffer-if-dead buffer)
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28 (progn
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29 (setq deleted-count (1+ deleted-count))
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30 (setq buffer-extent-list (delq buffer buffer-extent-list))
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31 (setq buffer-extent-list (delq extent buffer-extent-list))))))
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32 (if (> deleted-count 0)
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33 (progn
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34 (message
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35 (format "Oops, confused about %s selected %s -- please try again."
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36 (if (> deleted-count 1)
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37 (format "%d of the" deleted-count)
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38 (if (> buffer-count 1)
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39 "one of the"
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40 "the"))
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41 (if (> buffer-count 1)
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42 "buffers"
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43 "buffer")))
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44 (ding t)))
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45 buffer-extent-list))
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46
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47
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48 (defvar energize-auto-scroll-p t ;#### this should be nil, t is LOSING
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49 "*If t, energize will scroll your debugger and error log buffers
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50 to the bottom whenever output appears with reckless abandon. If nil,
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51 it will behave just like normal shell and gdb-mode buffers.")
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52
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53 (defvar energize-error-log-context-lines 0
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54 "*Number of lines to skip above the current error in the Energize error log")
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55
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56 ;;; called by energize-show-all-buffers
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57 ;;; If the extent is specified:
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58 ;;; - scrolls the window so that point is at at the beginning of the extent.
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59 ;;; - If the buffer is "Error Log", the extent is moved to top-of-window.
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60 ;;; - if `only-one' and the buffer is a source buffer, then... what?
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61 ;;; If the buffer is "*Debugger*" or "Error Log", point is moved to eof,
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62 ;;; IF and ONLY if it was at EOF already.
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63 ;;;
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64 (defun energize-scroll-window-at-extent (window extent only-one)
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65 (let* ((buffer (window-buffer window))
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66 (type (energize-buffer-type buffer)))
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67 (if (and extent (null (extent-start-position extent)))
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68 ;; it has been detached somehow.
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69 (setq extent nil))
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70 (if extent
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71 (let ((pos (extent-start-position extent)))
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72 (if (not (eq pos 0))
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73 (progn
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74 (set-window-point window pos)
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75 (cond ((eq type 'energize-error-log-buffer)
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76 ;; scroll the Error Log buffer so that the first error
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77 ;; is at the top of the window.
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78 (set-window-start window
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79 (save-excursion
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80 (set-buffer buffer)
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81 (goto-char pos)
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82 (forward-line
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83 (-
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84 energize-error-log-context-lines))
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85 (beginning-of-line)
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86 (point))))
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87 ((and only-one (eq type 'energize-source-buffer))
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88 ;; if only one buffer is requested to be visible and it
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89 ;; is a source buffer then scroll point close to the top
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90 (set-window-start window
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91 (save-excursion
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92 (set-buffer buffer)
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93 (goto-char pos)
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94 (beginning-of-line)
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95 (if (> (window-height window)
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96 next-screen-context-lines)
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97 (vertical-motion
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98 (- next-screen-context-lines)
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99 window)
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100 (vertical-motion -1 window))
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101 (point)))))))))
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102
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103 (cond ((and (memq type '(energize-error-log-buffer
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104 energize-debugger-buffer))
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105 ; don't move point if it's before the last line
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106 (or energize-auto-scroll-p
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107 (>= (window-point window)
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108 (save-excursion
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109 (set-buffer (window-buffer window))
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110 ;;(comint-mark)
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111 (energize-user-input-buffer-mark)
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112 )))
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113 )
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114 ;; Debugger and Error Log buffers generally get scrolled to
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115 ;; the bottom when displayed.
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116 (set-window-point window
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117 (save-excursion (set-buffer buffer)
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118 (+ 1 (buffer-size))))
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119 ;; Careful to deactivate the selection when automatically moving
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120 ;; the user to the end of the buffer. This is suboptimal, but
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121 ;; otherwise we have bad interactions with the debugger-panel
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122 ;; Print button. (Double-click on a value (point is now at the
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123 ;; end of that word); hit Print; point is now at point-max, but
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124 ;; the original word is still highlighted, which is incorrect -
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125 ;; we're now in a state where the selection highlighting and the
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126 ;; region between point and mark is out of sync. I'm not entirely
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127 ;; sure how to fix this short of using a point-motion hook of some
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128 ;; kind, so we'll punt, and just deactivate the region instead.)
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129 (zmacs-deactivate-region)
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130 ))))
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131
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132
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133 ;;; called by energize-make-buffers-visible
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134 ;;; For each of the contents of an plist of buffers and extents:
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135 ;;; - If the buffer is visible in a window
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136 ;;; - dedicate the window
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137 ;;; - energize-scroll-window-at-extent
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138 ;;; If we dedicated any windows, select the last one dedicated.
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139 ;;; For each of the buffers and extents:
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140 ;;; - pop-to-buffer
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141 ;;; - remember the first window selected in this way
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142 ;;; - dedicate the window
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143 ;;; - energize-scroll-window-at-extent; only-one arg is true if there
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144 ;;; is only one buffer/extent pair in the list
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145 ;;; - if energize-edit-buffer-externally-p make it read-only
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146 ;;; Un-dedicate the windows
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147 ;;; Select the remembered window (the first one we popped-to-buffer on)
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148 ;;; Maybe raise its frame
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149 ;;;
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150 (defun energize-show-all-buffers (buffer-extent-list)
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151 (let ((pop-up-windows t)
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152 (dedicated-windows ())
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153 (buffer-extent-current)
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154 (window-to-select ())
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155 (only-one (null (cdr (cdr buffer-extent-list)))))
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156 (setq buffer-extent-current buffer-extent-list)
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157 (while buffer-extent-current
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158 (let* ((buffer (car buffer-extent-current))
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159 (extent (car (cdr buffer-extent-current)))
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160 (window (get-buffer-window buffer (selected-frame))))
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161 (if window
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162 (progn
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163 (set-window-buffer-dedicated window buffer)
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164 (setq dedicated-windows (cons window dedicated-windows))
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165 (energize-scroll-window-at-extent window extent only-one)))
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166 (setq buffer-extent-current (cdr (cdr buffer-extent-current)))))
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167 (if dedicated-windows
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168 (select-window (car dedicated-windows)))
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169 (setq buffer-extent-current buffer-extent-list)
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170 (while buffer-extent-current
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171 (let* ((buffer (car buffer-extent-current))
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172 (extent (car (cdr buffer-extent-current))))
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173 ;; ## what was this intended to do? a frame is being passed as the
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174 ;; ## argument which means "always select a different window even if
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175 ;; ## it's visible in the selected window.
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176 ;; (pop-to-buffer buffer nil (selected-frame))
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177 (pop-to-buffer buffer)
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178 (if (energize-edit-buffer-externally-p buffer)
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179 (setq buffer-read-only t))
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180 (let ((window (selected-window)))
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181 (if (null window-to-select)
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182 (setq window-to-select window))
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183 (set-window-buffer-dedicated window buffer)
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184 (setq dedicated-windows (cons window dedicated-windows))
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185 (energize-scroll-window-at-extent window extent only-one))
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186 (setq buffer-extent-current (cdr (cdr buffer-extent-current)))))
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187 (while dedicated-windows
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188 (set-window-buffer-dedicated (car dedicated-windows) ())
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189 (setq dedicated-windows (cdr dedicated-windows)))
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190
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191 (select-window window-to-select)
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192 ;; now we may have to pop the frame up
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193 (let ((frame (selected-frame)))
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194 (if (and energize-auto-raise-screen
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195 (or (not (frame-visible-p frame))
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196 (not (frame-totally-visible-p frame))))
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197 (progn
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198 (sit-for 0)
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199 (make-frame-visible frame))))))
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200
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201 ;;; called by energize-make-buffers-visible
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202 (defun energize-main-buffer-of-list (list)
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203 ;; Given an alternating list of buffers and extents, pick out the
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204 ;; "interesting" buffer. If one of the buffers is in debugger-mode,
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205 ;; or in breakpoint-mode, then that's the interesting one; otherwise,
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206 ;; the last buffer in the list is the interesting one.
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207 (let (buffer mode result)
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208 (while list
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209 (setq buffer (car list))
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210 (or (memq mode '(energize-debugger-mode energize-breakpoint-mode))
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211 (setq result buffer
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212 mode (save-excursion (set-buffer buffer) major-mode)))
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213 (setq list (cdr (cdr list))))
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214 result))
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215
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216 ;;; called by energize-make-many-buffers-visible-function
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217 ;;; If there is only one buffer/extent pair, and it's a source buffer, then
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218 ;;; edit it in vi if that's the kind of kinkiness we're into.
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219 ;;; Get the "main" buffer, and select a frame for it.
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220 ;;; Then call energize-show-all-buffers.
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221 ;;;
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222 (defun energize-make-buffers-visible (buffer-extent-list)
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223 (let ((main-buffer (energize-main-buffer-of-list buffer-extent-list))
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224 window)
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225 (if (and (null (cdr (cdr buffer-extent-list)))
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226 (energize-edit-buffer-externally-p main-buffer))
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227 (energize-edit-buffer-externally-1 main-buffer
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228 (car (cdr buffer-extent-list)))
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229 ;; This may create and/or select a frame as a side-effect.
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230 ;; I'm not sure it's necessary to call this, as display-buffer
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231 ;; calls it too. But it can't hurt to select the appropriate
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232 ;; frame early...
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233 (let ((hacked-frame nil))
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234 (cond ((null energize-split-screens-p)
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235 nil)
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236 ((get-frame-name-for-buffer main-buffer)
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237 (setq hacked-frame t)
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238 (if pre-display-buffer-function
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239 (funcall pre-display-buffer-function main-buffer nil nil))
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240 )
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241 ((setq window (get-buffer-window main-buffer t))
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242 (cond (window
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243 (setq hacked-frame t)
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244 (select-frame (window-frame window))))))
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245 (let ((pre-display-buffer-function
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246 (if hacked-frame nil pre-display-buffer-function)))
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247 (energize-show-all-buffers buffer-extent-list))
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248 ;; ;; kludge!! Select the debugger frame, not the sources frame.
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249 ;; (if (and (null energize-split-screens-p)
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250 ;; pre-display-buffer-function)
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251 ;; (funcall pre-display-buffer-function main-buffer nil nil))
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252 ))))
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253
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254 ;;; this is the guts of energize-make-many-buffers-visible
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255 ;;; `arg' is really two args: `buffer-extent-list' and `go-there'.
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256 ;;; go-there is specified by
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257 ;;; Given a list of buffer/extent pairs, make them all visible at once
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258 ;;; (presumably in the same frame?)
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259 ;;; If `go-there'
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260 ;;; - call energize-make-buffers-visible
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261 ;;; else
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262 ;;; - dedicate the selected window
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263 ;;; - call energize-make-buffers-visible
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264 ;;; - re-select and undedicate the original selected window
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265 ;;;
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266 (defun energize-make-many-buffers-visible-function (arg)
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267 (let ((buffer-extent-list (car arg))
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268 (go-there (cdr arg)))
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269 ;; enqueue an history record if we're going to move
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270 (if go-there
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271 (energize-history-enqueue))
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272 (setq buffer-extent-list
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273 (energize-prune-killed-buffers-from-list buffer-extent-list))
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274 (if buffer-extent-list
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275 (if go-there
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276 (energize-make-buffers-visible buffer-extent-list)
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277 (let ((window (selected-window)))
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278 (set-window-buffer-dedicated window (window-buffer window))
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279 (unwind-protect
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280 (energize-make-buffers-visible buffer-extent-list)
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281 (set-window-buffer-dedicated window ())
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282 (select-window window)))))))
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283
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284 (defvar energize-make-many-buffers-visible-should-enqueue-event t
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285 "Special variable bound by energize-execute-command to allow the
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286 buffers to be selected while the command is executed")
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287
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288 ;;; called by by editorside.c:MakeBufferAndExtentVisible().
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289 ;;; should-enqueue is bound by `energize-execute-command'
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290 ;;;
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291 (defun energize-make-many-buffers-visible (buffer-extent-list go-there)
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292 "First arg is a list of buffers and extents. All those should be
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293 made visible at the same time. If the second argument is T then point
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294 should be moved to the first character of the extent of the first
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295 buffer, or to the buffer if no extent is specified for this buffer.
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296 If second argument is NIL point should not change."
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297 (if energize-make-many-buffers-visible-should-enqueue-event
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298 ;; don't do it from process filters, but wait until we come back to
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299 ;; top-level. Using go-there should still be done sparingly, as we can
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300 ;; surprise the user and grab their keystrokes into another buffer.
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301 (enqueue-eval-event 'energize-make-many-buffers-visible-function
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302 (cons buffer-extent-list go-there))
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303 ;; go-there is always true when called from energize-execute-command,
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304 ;; I guess under the assumption that it's always ok to select a buffer
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305 ;; when we're doing something in direct response to a menu selection.
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306 (energize-make-many-buffers-visible-function
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307 (cons buffer-extent-list t))))
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308
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309
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310 ;;; This deales with the energize history
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311 (defvar energize-navigation-history '(nil)
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312 "List of places where Energize took you to.
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313 It is a list of (file-name/buffer-name . position)")
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314
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315 (defvar energize-history-maximum-length 20
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316 "Maximum number of locations kept in the energize history")
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317
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318 (defvar energize-navigation-current ()
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319 "Current pointer into the energize-navigation-history")
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320
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321 (defvar energize-navigation-current-length 0)
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322
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323 (defun energize-history-enqueue ()
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324 "Memorize the current place in the history.
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325 Trim the history if need be."
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326 (let ((new-item
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327 (cons (or buffer-file-truename (current-buffer))
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328 (1+ (count-lines 1 (point))))))
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329 (if (not (equal new-item (car energize-navigation-history)))
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330 (progn
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331 (setq energize-navigation-history
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332 (cons new-item energize-navigation-history))
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333 (setq energize-navigation-current-length
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334 (1+ energize-navigation-current-length))
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335 (if (> energize-navigation-current-length
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336 (* 2 energize-history-maximum-length))
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337 (let ((tail (nthcdr energize-history-maximum-length
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338 energize-navigation-history)))
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339 (rplacd tail nil)
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340 (setq energize-navigation-current-length
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341 energize-history-maximum-length)))))))
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342
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343 (defun energize-history-dequeue ()
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344 "Forget the current place in the history"
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345 (setq energize-navigation-history (cdr energize-navigation-history)))
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346
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347 (defun energize-history-go-back (item)
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348 "Go back to the place memorized by item"
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349 (let ((buffer-or-file (car item))
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350 (position (cdr item))
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351 (buffer ()))
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352 (cond ((bufferp buffer-or-file)
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353 (setq buffer buffer-or-file))
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354 ((stringp buffer-or-file)
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355 (setq buffer (or (get-file-buffer buffer-or-file)
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356 (find-file-noselect buffer-or-file)))))
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357 (if (null (buffer-name buffer))
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358 ()
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359 (pop-to-buffer buffer)
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360 (goto-line position)
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361 t)))
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362
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363 (defun energize-history-previous ()
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364 "Go back in the history.
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365 If the last command was the same go back more"
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366 (interactive)
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367 (if (not (eq last-command 'energize-history-previous))
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368 (setq energize-navigation-current energize-navigation-history))
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369 (energize-history-enqueue)
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370 (while (and (car energize-navigation-current)
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371 (not
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372 (energize-history-go-back (car energize-navigation-current))))
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373 (rplaca energize-navigation-current
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374 (car (cdr energize-navigation-current)))
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375 (rplacd energize-navigation-current
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376 (cdr (cdr energize-navigation-current))))
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377 (if (null (car energize-navigation-current))
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378 (progn
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379 (energize-history-dequeue)
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380 (setq last-command 'beep)
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381 (error "You reached the beginning of the Energize history"))
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382 (setq energize-navigation-current
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383 (cdr energize-navigation-current))))
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384
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385 (define-key global-map '(shift f14) 'energize-history-previous)
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386
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387 (defun energize-history ()
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388 "Show the energize history in the energize history buffer"
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389 (interactive)
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390 (pop-to-buffer "*Energize History*")
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391 (erase-buffer)
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392 (mapcar (function (lambda (item)
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393 (if item
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394 (progn
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395 (insert (format "%s" (car item)))
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396 (indent-to-column 32 1)
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397 (insert (format "%s\n" (cdr item)))))))
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398 energize-navigation-history)
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399 (goto-char (point-min))
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400 (energize-history-mode))
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401
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402 (defun energize-history-mode ()
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403 "Turn on energize history mode"
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404 )
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