switch-to-buffer hook?

switch-to-buffer hook?

[Douglas Lewan]

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Hi,

Is there a hook that can be executed on switching buffers?

I'd like to change colors based on the major release of the code that I'm
looking at, but that looks like it is frame-wide and that still wouldn't
necessarily remind me which version of a particular file I'm looking at.

Of course, alternative solutions are also welcome.

Thanks.

,Doug
Douglas Lewan
ADIR Technologies
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Re: switch-to-buffer hook?

[Marco Baringer]

Douglas Lewan <dlewan@adirtech.com> writes:

> Hi,
> 
> Is there a hook that can be executed on switching buffers?
> 
> I'd like to change colors based on the major release of the code that I'm
> looking at, but that looks like it is frame-wide and that still wouldn't
> necessarily remind me which version of a particular file I'm looking at.
> 

to the best of my knowledge, no. however:

(global-set-ket (kbd "C-xb") (lambda (buffer &optional norecor)
                               (change-colors-based-on-new-buffer-contents-code buffer)
                               (switch-to-buffer buffer norecord)))



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