Re: point-min and 1

[martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at>]

 > As a general rule, using 1 rather than (point-min) tends to also
 > introduce bugs where code only works when the buffer is widened,

What sort of bugs?  I suppose for every buffer

1 <= (point-min)

holds invariantly.  If the buffer is narrowed, clip_to_bounds asserts
that (goto-char 1) goes to (goto-char (point-min)) so these two idioms
are semantically equivalent regardless of whether a buffer is narrowed
or not.  Or what am I missing?

 > so it's
 > good practice to prefer (point-min) over 1.

martin