When I press C-x k to kill a buffer which is not in the current perspective, persp-mode will ask me if I am sure, which a message like:
You are going to kill a buffer(<buffername>) which is not in the current(<current perspective name>) perspective. It will be removed from (<others perspective name>) perspectives and then killed. What do you really want to do? ([q] - do nothing; [k] - kill; [K] - kill and close window; [s] - switch to another buffer):
I tried to suppress this prompt and opt for the default kill [k] behaviour inserting this line in my emacs configuration:
When I press
C-x k
to kill a buffer which is not in the current perspective, persp-mode will ask me if I am sure, which a message like:You are going to kill a buffer(<buffername>) which is not in the current(<current perspective name>) perspective. It will be removed from (<others perspective name>) perspectives and then killed. What do you really want to do? ([q] - do nothing; [k] - kill; [K] - kill and close window; [s] - switch to another buffer):
I tried to suppress this prompt and opt for the default kill [k] behaviour inserting this line in my emacs configuration:
(setq persp-kill-foreign-buffer-behaviour-choices 'kill)
.It does not work, what am I doing wrong?