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Re: [multi-tty] emacsclient resets working directory
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Károly Lőrentey |
Subject: |
Re: [multi-tty] emacsclient resets working directory |
Date: |
Thu, 17 May 2007 16:13:58 +0200 |
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Thunderbird 2.0.0.0 (Windows/20070326) |
csant wrote:
> Start an emacs session
> $ cd ~ && emacs -Q
> and `M-x server-start'. When finding a file from the *scratch* buffer,
> it will start looking from $PWD ( ~/ )
>
> Connect an emacsclient, go back to the main server emacs and find a file
> in *scratch*: it will start looking from the emacsclient's $PWD. Even
> though I might imagine some use cases, this sounds more like an
> unexpected behaviour: to the user both the server and the client frame
> are perceived as separate emacs instances and the $PWD of the
> emacsclient should not modify the server's one.
Changing the current directory of *scratch* was an intentional change,
but it now seems a bad idea to me. I'll fix this by removing the
feature implementing it.
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Károly
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