Regards, Jim Ottaway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Evan Monroig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >> Sometimes I am writing a long note using 'M-x remember', for example >> summing notes taken during a meeting, and I have a phone call or a >> thought that I want to take note of by using 'M-x remember'. >> >> That doesn't work, because there already is a *Remember* buffer. A few >> solutions exist, like using the *scratch* buffer and only later put the >> note in the planner, or renaming the current *Remember* buffer. >> >> I think that for situations like this, it would be nice if 'remember.el' >> could handle multiple buffers. What do you think? > > I think it is a good idea; I would definitely find it useful. It > would be easy to change the remember command to do this. The only > problem is that one might want to add something to a previously > started note, and finding the right note buffer amongst several would > be a nuisance. > > Using a prefix argument to create a new note is a possibility, but > that is already used to indicate that the region should be used for > the note. > > Perhaps a prefix argument could mean create a new remember buffer, and > remember could test for transient-mark-mode and an active region? Here's a new version of remember that does the above. It doesn't solve the problem of finding the right remember buffer amongst several already started notes. Perhaps a key-binding for remember-mode to cycle through existing remember buffers would work? Regards, -- Jim Ottaway
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