Cleanup usage of frame parameters #91
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| (if (and (persp-curr) (equal name (persp-name (persp-curr)))) name | ||
| (let ((persp (gethash name (perspectives-hash)))) | ||
| (set-frame-parameter nil 'persp--last (persp-curr)) | ||
| (when (and (persp-curr) (not (persp-killed (persp-curr)))) |
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(not (persp-killed (persp-curr))) makes the persp-let-frame-parameters in persp-kill unnecessary.
| "Preserve the current perspective when entering a recursive edit." | ||
| (persp-protect | ||
| (persp-save) | ||
| (persp-let-frame-parameters ((persp--recursive (persp-curr))) |
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We don't need this persp-let-frame-parameters since its usage is simple enough that we can just expand out what its doing.
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This is something that I've had in my local copy of |
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This is really interesting, thanks! I'll need more time to think about this patch. There's an argument for eliminating frame parameters for maintaining perspective state altogether. In any case, I'd like to merge a few other PRs before this one and deal with potential conflicts in that order. |
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Yes, I saw your comment in #90 which is why I thought it was the right time to make a pull request since it would make that transition extremely simple. |
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The main change of this pull request is to hide all modification of frame parameters behind the
setfmacro. So that instead of having(set-frame-parameter nil 'persp-foo ...)we have(setf (persp-foo) ...). It also adds optionalframearguments to a few functions to avoid the use ofwith-selected-frameand also removespersp-let-frame-parametersas it seemed unnecessary.