Re: [feature request] A lock function.

[Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>]

>>> But I want some one can still use my computer, just not touch my emacs.
>> That's what user accounts are for.  Even Windows has those things
>> nowadays, IIUC.  And if yours doesn't, it's a great opportunity to
>> upgrade to the Free world.
> Yes, but I don't want to logout, and maybe in some case I have to be
> away in a harry and forgot to logout.

At least under GNU/Linux, this is not a problem, you can have several
accounts logged in at the same time.

> Thank you all of you that provides many other ways, but I want one in
> emacs, is it hard to implement?

Maybe another (more generally useful) question is "how can I save
Emacs's state to a file so I can return to it later".  I.e. an extension
of desktop.el to include yet more state.


        Stefan