# echo "foo1" > foo1
# echo "foo2" > foo2
# emacs foo*
The splash window is now in the bottom part of the frame, and the foo1
is in the upper part. If I select to foo1 window it is cursorless, I
do a C-x 1 (by habbit), and now I either have to wait for the splash
code to time out, or find the "se
Thomas Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> # echo "foo1" > foo1
> # echo "foo2" > foo2
> # emacs foo*
>
> The splash window is now in the bottom part of the frame, and the foo1
> is in the upper part. If I select to foo1 window it is cursorless, I
> do a C-x 1 (by habbit), and now I either
Chong Yidong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks for pointing this out. Is the following a satisfactory solution?
Yes, it works.
The only thing I spot is that it seems to be inside a recursive-edit
until the time expires.
Thomas
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