buffer-ignore for minibuffer-complete-cycle.el??

buffer-ignore for minibuffer-complete-cycle.el??

[JS]

I have just made the minibuffer-complete-cycle.el mode work. But is it
possible to ignore buffers like those starting with *..*.

I read that iswitch has the option but does minibuffer-complete-cycle have
something like this?

Re: buffer-ignore for minibuffer-complete-cycle.el??

[JS]

JS wrote:

> I have just made the minibuffer-complete-cycle.el mode work. But is it
> possible to ignore buffers like those starting with *..*.
> 
> I read that iswitch has the option but does minibuffer-complete-cycle have
> something like this?


Just realized that there was no idea in installing
minibuffer-complete-cycle. I have just removed it (also from my .emacs
file) and when I press C-x b followed by Tab I cycle through the different
buffers...guess that was what this little program was meant to do but emacs
already works this way!

Re: buffer-ignore for minibuffer-complete-cycle.el??

[Kevin Rodgers]

JS wrote:
> I have just made the minibuffer-complete-cycle.el mode work. But is it
> possible to ignore buffers like those starting with *..*.

No.

> I read that iswitch has the option but does minibuffer-complete-cycle have
> something like this?

minibuffer-complete-cycle is not specific to buffers, it is generalized
for any completion.

-- 
Kevin Rodgers

Re: buffer-ignore for minibuffer-complete-cycle.el??

[Kevin Rodgers]

JS wrote:
> Just realized that there was no idea in installing
> minibuffer-complete-cycle. I have just removed it (also from my .emacs
> file) and when I press C-x b followed by Tab I cycle through the different
> buffers...guess that was what this little program was meant to do but emacs
> already works this way!

Since when?  Emacs 21.3 certainly doesn't.

-- 
Kevin Rodgers

Re: buffer-ignore for minibuffer-complete-cycle.el??

[Joe Corneli]

   JS wrote:
   > Just realized that there was no idea in installing
   > minibuffer-complete-cycle. I have just removed it (also from my .emacs
   > file) and when I press C-x b followed by Tab I cycle through the different
   > buffers...guess that was what this little program was meant to do but emacs
   > already works this way!

   Since when?  Emacs 21.3 certainly doesn't.

Look in the *Completions* buffer ;) -- maybe that's the best sort of
"cycling".  Ooo yeah, press tab some more... cycle me, cycle me!