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>> I don't want to completely segregate search strings between buffers.
>> When I save a file, I want emacs to "remember" the latest search string
>> so that when I re-edit the file, C-s C-s will use that string. If I
>> save one file right after another, they would have the same search
>> string saved. Seems trivial, but is useful in our environment.
> Desktop does that :-).

Be careful about the case where the user does:

   > emacs some-file
   C-s foobar
   C-x k RET
   C-x C-c

In such a case, `desktop' won't see the `some-file' buffer since it's
been killed before exiting.


        Stefan