On Mon, 27 Jun 2011 18:31:58 +0200, Bastien <b...@altern.org> wrote: > Hi Pieter, > > Thanks for the patch at the end of this thread. > > Pieter Praet <pie...@praet.org> writes: > > > Ideally, we'd have a defcustom `org-crypt-auto-save' with the following > > options: > > - 'ask : Ask the user whether or not to decrypt the entry. > > - 'disable : Disable auto-save-mode for the current buffer before > > decrypting. > > - 'ignore : Decrypt the entry regardless. > > - 'encrypt : Re-encrypt the entries before auto-save kicks in. > > > > I've implemented this, but it fails miserably: > > > > Since the function `auto-save-mode' doesn't set an buffer-local > > var to indicate whether or not it's enabled for the current buffer, we > > can only check for `auto-save-default'. > > I think we should first ask emacs-devel to fix this, then implement your > clean solution. Would you like to report this problem?
No need. It appears I'm a veritable moron, with apologies to the Emacs folks. 2 lessons I've learned today: - DON'T test this stuff in a *scratch* buffer (seriously...) - DO consume sufficient quantities of coffee (IOW, org-encrypt-entries doesn't encrypt entries unless they're *tagged* to be) > I'm not confident in disabling auto-save-mode globally by default, this > would surprise users -- even with a **BiG WaRnInG** message. No worries, it's buffer-local. And I've now changed the default to "ask first, shoot in the foot later". > What do you think? "I should send my patch" comes to mind :) Traffic allowing (lots of sweaty tourists on the road), it should be there in T-10sec. > -- > Bastien Peace -- Pieter
