Re: mouse-drag-and-drop-region

[Stefan Monnier]

>> but what happens when you
>> finally release the button is determined by the normal keymap bindings).
> Sure.  But the idea is that it synchronizes point with the mouse
> position till then.

Indeed.  It should probably be generalized for uses where that's not
appropriate (similarly for uses where the mark shouldn't be modified
(not even temporarily)).  E.g. for mouse-drag-secondary.


        Stefan