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is for splitting an Emacs window into two. Multiple windows can display different buffers, or different parts of one buffer. Emacs has several default key bindings for splitting windows.
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How to prevent some new buffers from splitting the window?
Is it possible to have new buffers created by a spesific command (vc-diff for example) use the same viewable area as the current buffer?
Currently it creates a split window, which I need to manually …
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How to open multiple files without automatically activating the "Buffer List" split?
Running emacs with multiple files automatically opens the "Buffer List" split-window.
eg:
emacs -Q *.txt
Opens a split window, one which contains a list of buffers.
How can multiple files be open …
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