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Ido provides a very convenient way to find files and switch buffers in Emacs.
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Setting `ido-ignore-buffers' doesn't cause buffers to be ignored, where's the error?
I set value of `ido-ignore-buffers' this way:
(defvar uki-ido-ignored-buffer-names '("*grep*" "*Messages*"))
(defun uki-ido-ignore-most-star-buffers (buffer)
(member (buffer-name) uki-ido-ignored-buffer-names … ))
(eval-after-load 'ido
'(setq ido-ignore-buffers
(list "\\` " "^[ *\t]" "^\\*Org Src" "^\\*info" "^\\*magit:"
#'uki-ido-ignore-most-star-buffers)))
But when I run (ido-switch-buffer …
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