Re: Must prevent switching from recursive edit buffers

[Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support>]

* Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> [2024-12-21 21:10]:
> E.g. your function could add those buffers to a list of
> `my-read-from-buffers` which you can then display via an ad-hoc command
> you could implement, or you could display them in your modeline, or
> ...

Good idea.

> > - sometimes I have deleted it and [[[[]]]] still remain on the
> >   modeline; and I have no idea why;
> 
> Deleting a buffer won't get you out of the recursive edit (you didn't
> tell Emacs about the link between the buffer and the recursive-edit;
> you need a `kill-buffer-hook` for that).

Aha, that is it, so that is something that didn't make sense. 

> Also, you can only get out of the most recent recursive-edit.
> So, you can't eliminate the Nth recursive edit without also eliminating
> all the >Nth recursive-edits.

Good to follow that, and I only need one in general.

At least now I could try to figure out how to solve it with hooks.

Yes, that is exactly that, many times I have pressed `C-x k' to kill
recursive buffer, because I didn't need it any more, but now how you
explained it, it seems they remain still somewhere in memory pending,
what does it mean actually? I have no idea. If I killed it, why it is
not internally killed? They are so invincible.

-- 
Jean Louis