> We're talking about determining the current state

Here what I have:

# cat ~/.emacs-experiments
-- (message "initial-frame: %s; frame: %s; eq: %s;" frame-initial-frame
(selected-frame) (eq frame-initial-frame (selected-frame)))

# emacs -q --daemon=exp --load ~/.emacs-experiments
-- ("emacs" "--load" "/home/constantin/.emacs-experiments")
-- Starting Emacs daemon.
-- initial-frame: nil; frame: #<frame F1 0x9a6a50>; eq: nil;



On 25 November 2013 22:26, Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> wrote:

> >> frame-initial-frame
> > hmm. The name of variable looked promising and I didn't know about it,
> but
> > it's value is `nil'.
> > emacs-version is "24.3.50.1"
>
> We're talking about determining the current state, so the fact that it's
> nil at some point is not necessarily a problem.  Also, if that var work,
> try terminal-frame instead (which the one I was thinking of, really).
> It's also nil when you look at it interactively, but just like the
> other, it's not always nil (otherwise those vars would be useless).
>
>
>         Stefan
>