On 8/9/05, David Kastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tend to use make-variable-buffer-local when a variable is tracking
> some state of a buffer, such that it would always be an error if two
> buffers shared such a variable.
Sure. For example, any variable that tracks something related to
external characteristics of the buffer (or the buffer's associated
file, if any) must usually be automatically buffer-local.
In the case at hand, I think most buffers will want the same
`desktop-locals-to-save'. I can imagine buffer X in mode M wanting to
save its value of LOCAL-VAR-1, and buffer Y also in mode M wanting to
save its own LOCAL-VAR-1, but it will be less frequent for buffer X to
want to save LOCAL-VAR-1 and for buffer Y *not* wanting to save it.
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/L/e/k/t/u
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