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Subject: Re: GPS issues: laundry list
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Markus Schöpflin <no.spam@spam.spam> writes:

> Am 13.09.2012 12:55, schrieb Stephen Leake:
>
>> Have you actually tried Emacs iswitchb?
>
> You just improved my productivity by at least an order of
> magnitude. :-) I'm a long time emacs user and I didn't know about it
> until now.

Looks complicated to me. I have mouse-buffer-menu-mode-mult set to 1;
then, when C-down-mouse-1 pops up its menu, you get a first-level menu
of buffer types (eg Ada, Lisp), and second-level menus with all the
buffers of a type under that heading, unless there's only one of a type
in which case it ends up under Others.

Things get less simple when you have more than a screen-heights-worth of
Ada buffers!