Undoing and redoing changes to Emacs window layouts (Emacs Reboot #17)

It’s frustrating when you have your buffers laid out just so, and then some command messes them up. In this episode I enable winner-mode, which keeps a ring buffer of window configurations so you can undo and redo changes to the window just like changes to a file.

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  • http://twitter.com/tommyfotak Tommy Fotak

    Hi Avdi, I recall a Ruby Rogues episode (the one about IDEs) where you mention not having to write end in your ruby code.  What mode/minor mode/package/self written function do you use for that?

    • http://twitter.com/tommyfotak Tommy Fotak

      Never mind I managed to get ruby-electric working in my setup.  Thanks.

      • http://avdi.org Avdi Grimm

        Cool, glad you found it!


        Avdi Grimm
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