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I sometimes change little things in the windows, such as moving point etc. and if I want to keep the current configuration under the existing bookmark, I think this command is handy.
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I sometimes change little things in the windows, such as moving point etc. and if I want to keep the current configuration under the existing bookmark, I think this command is handy.
I tried to make the simplest change possible on purpose, so this is not DRY.
To make this a bit more DRY, one could factor out the pcase-let with the guard as e.g.
burly-tabs--get-current-bookmark-nameand use it in burly-tabs-reset-tab as well.Minor points:
pcase-let*with star is strictly not necessary, but you may prefer it because it's mostly what one wants with multiple bindings. It probably adds some safety against later code modifications.Also not sure how I feel about the command name.