Re: master 1e3b0f2: Improve doc strings of project.el

[Dmitry Gutov <dgutov@yandex.ru>]

On 30.06.2020 01:35, Juri Linkov wrote:
>> I have a similar work pattern. My solution to remembering project info
>> is implemented in the 'wisi' GNU ELPA package; there is one active
>> project; (project-current) returns that project, unless a buffer has
>> overridden project-find-functions locally, which I do for elisp mode.
>> There is a menu of known projects the user can choose from. In
>> addition, running 'compile' in a Makefile sets the project to the one
>> relevant to that makefile.
> 
> This description reminds how next-error works in a similar way.
> By default, it uses the global value of the last navigation -
> in project.el it could use default-directory by default.
> But like a buffer can override next-error navigation,

Like a user customization can, you mean?

I would be very surprised to see a buffer-local value of 
next-error-found-function.

> project.el should allow a buffer to set a buffer-local value
> to define its project like your project-find-functions.

That would mean to have a buffer-local value of project-find-functions. 
Which is possible, but I would struggle to consider it to be a good 
idea. Unless the value is technically buffer-local, but in essence just 
applied by a globalized major mode.

It might still be better to create a straight global major mode in that 
case, though.