> drkm was using code from my emacs-wiki program as an example for this.
> You're right in that using a non-nil VISIT argument was a bad idea.
> I've also worked around the "prompted to save a temp buffer" problem
> by making a macro called `emacs-wiki-with-temp-buffer' as follows.
> The condition-case call is mainly used for displaying diagnostic
> information, so it might not be generally useful. A part of the
> cleanup code,
> (when (buffer-live-p ,temp-buffer)
> (with-current-buffer ,temp-buffer
> (set-buffer-modified-p nil))
> (... (kill-buffer ,temp-buffer)))
A temp buffer's buffer-file-name should be nil. Otherwise, it doesn't
deserve the name "temporary". So the above is a bad idea since it will hide
bugs like the one where you've set the VISIT arg to non-nil.
Stefan
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