Re: Controlling which windows can be selected by display-buffer-pop-up-window

["Jarosław Rzeszótko" <sztywny@gmail.com>]

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Hi,

Thank you, that seems to work perfectly well!

Cheers,
Jarosław Rzeszótko


2013/12/22 martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at>

> > Is there any chance a more flexible mechanism for controlling which
> window
> > is chosen to be split when a new buffer is about to displayed could make
> it
> > into Emacs? I have been trying to implement a way to keep a toggleable
> > terminal or compilation window at the bottom of an Emacs frame, that is
> > only a few lines high and is never split or deleted unless the users
> > requests it - I think this is a perfectly reasonable feature many people
> > would like, and one present in many environments those days. Currently,
> to
> > the extent I managed to learn, implementing a window that consistently
> > keeps a fixed position and size and is never split, is possible only in
> two
> > ways, one is a really dirty hack, and the second one requires
> > reimplementing a lot of the mechanisms in window.el.
>
> To avoid that a window is split, fix its buffer's height (see the
> variable `window-size-fixed').
>
> To show a window continuously at the bottom of a frame, use the function
> `display-buffer-in-side-window' with a 'bottom argument.
>
> No dirty hacks needed ;-)
>
> martin
>

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