Thank you for ytel, this is an excellent piece of piping. Together with RSS feeds of youtube channels I'm subscribed to, I rarely need to visit youtube any more.
This is about the window creation method for ytel:
Consider using display-buffer or pop-to-buffer instead of switch-to-buffer here? The former two are configurable by the user through display-buffer-alist or using a package like shackle.el, so that they can, for instance, have ytel launch in a side window or a new frame always. Or indeed, choose the window used for displaying ytel based on an arbitrary predicate and from the full complement of window types emacs supports. switch-to-buffer pre-dates the display-buffer functionality and is completely inflexible.
Thank you for ytel, this is an excellent piece of piping. Together with RSS feeds of youtube channels I'm subscribed to, I rarely need to visit youtube any more.
This is about the window creation method for ytel:
Consider using
display-buffer
orpop-to-buffer
instead ofswitch-to-buffer
here? The former two are configurable by the user throughdisplay-buffer-alist
or using a package like shackle.el, so that they can, for instance, have ytel launch in a side window or a new frame always. Or indeed, choose the window used for displaying ytel based on an arbitrary predicate and from the full complement of window types emacs supports.switch-to-buffer
pre-dates thedisplay-buffer
functionality and is completely inflexible.