Re: yank-media: allow users to limit image types that can be inserted

[Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org>]

> Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2024 00:22:57 +0100
> From: Pedro <pedro@cas.cat>
> 
> The approach of this patch permits to have different yank commands with 
> different keybindings and context to respond to different needs (For the 
> things I care, I end up having two commands, one that is simple and fast 
> with the most preferred thing; and the other that gives all flexibility 
> and possibilities). So, happy to see flexibility here too.

Flexibility doesn't come for free, though: are you arguing for having
N yank-media commands, each with its own preference of media formats?
Which means the user will have to remember the preferences for each
command and allocate a separate key binding to each?  How is that a
good thing?

> It might be useful to know why this is better: it is less error prone to 
> what I have now. Let me explain this: the other day, by mistake (being 
> in a hurry) I did several screen captures and I thought I was using .png 
> (I usually pick png on the first time, and then, by frequency, it 
> appears in the first position because of the completion tool 
> (vertico/orderless ?)). But I was wrong, I took .pbm, for that case, 
> that was fine, it was notes for me, but it could be the case of having 
> screen captures with the wrong format and having difficulty to generate 
> them again. This patch and approach helps the user to avoid that risk.

I don't understand that: how is the image format of the screen capture
relevant to yanking images into an Emacs buffer?  What am I missing?