> Indeed, the delete-upon-load is also a heuristic and it's not necessarily
> better than any other. I think anything is OK, as long as it's run at least
> once per Emacs session where you use thumbs without being run too often to
> slow everything down.
OK, I'll do a little thinking about that.
> It's more or less a "pure" function.
That's what I thought. Thanks.
> Some files even run programs upon load (typically
> things like "ispell --version"), and while it's often sub-optimal, it's
> still OK as long as the program itself won't change any state either.
Yeah. In fact I want to do that to detect whether the convert.exe in
the path is the ImageMagick's or Windows' one (alternatively, I'm
thinking of temporarily removing %windir%/* directories from exec-path
before trying to find convert.exe).
> toto_NNNN.jpg would be the thumb for (e.g.) baz/toto.gif.
> The NNNN is in case you want to add a hash or counter.
Ah, OK.
I have a few fixes for thumbs.el (with my latest patches it could fail
to create a valid temporary file name if thumbs-thumbdir or
thumbs-temp-dir do not end in slash), but I'll wait till I've given
consideration to these issues.
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