Re: List of buffers under version control?

[Rusi <rustompmody@gmail.com>]

On Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 5:33:59 AM UTC+5:30, Rolf Ade wrote:
> I often edit files in emacs, that are under version control. It should
> not, but it happens, that I haven#t save-buffer some buffer, while
> check-in on the cmd line.
> 
> Since I already sometimes use a wrapper around my scm cmd line tool I
> imagined, that my wrapper could ask the running emacs about unsaved
> buffers under version control and warn me before actually checking in.
> 
> Looks, emacsclient -e is the most general interpretation of 'query the
> running emacs' and emacsclient already works for me. Although I didn't
> was aware of -e so far less than five Minutes and it still looks easily
> done.
> 
> But from that, it started to get swampy. I'd like to get a yes / no
> answer from emacs, if one (or more) of 'some buffers' is unsaved. I don't
> want to provide, what 'some buffers' mean. A good heuristic for my usage
> habits would be: some buffers are all files under version control.
> 
> I tinkered araound more than a half hour, but wasn't able to come up
> with a few simple lines of emacs lisp that do that. How should I do?

Not an answer…
Still if you are using git, magit will deal with all (or most) of this
Of course you need to invert your workflow and do the command-line stuff 
from inside emacs