Re: Freezing frameset-restore

[martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at>]

 >> Why the term "restored" here and not "reused"?
 >
 > "Restored frames" describes (or tries to) all frames that are the
 > result of restoration, that is, reused frames and new ones (created
 > specifically to be restored upon).
 >
 > Please suggest a better wording, my brain has an overdose of the words
 > "frame", "window", "restore" and "reuse" and cannot think straight.

Still IMO in

     :delete  Delete all frames that weren't restored.  This is the default.

a "frame that was not restored" refers to a frame stored in a past
session or configuration.  But IIUC you mean here a frame that existed
in the current session or configuration just before you started to
restore frames and you were not able to use profitably.  At least use
"restored upon" instead.

 >> IIUC "cleanup" means to take care of frames that were not "reused".
 >
 > No, the meaning of CLEANUP is to take care of all frames. It just that
 > most of the time, reused and created frames will be left alone. But...
 >
 >> understand that we should take care of "rejected" or "ignored" frames.
 >> But why care about "reused" and "created" ones?
 >
 > ...what if you want to iconify all restored frames too, or just count
 > them and do something about it?

Then CLEANUP is too narrow.  Maybe something like POST-RESTORE (which
clearly isn't a good term either) to emphasize that it does _not only_
deal with frames that were rejected or ignored.

martin