Re: Reachable killed buffers

[martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at>]

 > Since our discussion shows that there is no solid and bullet-proof
 > solution for killed buffers problem (IMHO), I would like to propose
 > an alternate (less effective, but safe) solution:

The current solution is safe.

 > when the window
 > dies, it's prev_buffers and next_buffers are set to nil, but both
 > buffer lists are saved in struct saved_window just for the sake of
 > possible resurrection.

The same window can appear in different saved_window structures
simultaneously.  Would each of them store these values?

 > Martin said that the most of window-configuration
 > objects are created with 'save-window-excursion' and so they're
 > short-lived objects which tends to not survive next GC. So, if
 > deleted window isn't recorded in window-configuration object or
 > such an object dies quickly, we're lucky; otherwise, the only thing
 > we can do is to hope that recorded window will be resurrected and
 > Lisp code from window.el will take care about the contents of
 > it's buffer lists.

I can't see any problem with the present solution.  So I'd rather leave
it alone.

martin