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^X^W and GTJFN defaults
- To: bug-emacs@SRI-NIC.ARPA
- Subject: ^X^W and GTJFN defaults
- From: Michael J. Konopik <ZZZ@SRI-NIC.ARPA>
- Date: Tue, 9 May 89 01:35:44 PDT
When I use ^X^S to save a file, emacs knows what filename to which the
buffer is written. How come, then, ^X^W can't have the GTJFN defaults
initialized? This all-or-nothing behavior makes it difficult to write
the file to a new extension when the filename is too long to all fit on
the mode line (f'rinstance, writing THIS-IS-A-LONG-FILE.TXT out to
THIS-IS-A-LONG-FILE.NEW).
It's been awhile since I used emacs on Twenex, but I coulda sworn that
this worked at MIT as recently as 1987...
Thanks.
-Mike
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