1) does killing the buffer kill the tab?
2) does "find-file" create a new tab?
3) have you thought about submitting this to MELPA? you'll get a thorough review (worth the time, IMHO).
Yes. Optionally you can call my/drop-tab to remove the tab without killing the buffer.
Yes.
I had not thought of this, but an interesting idea. I didn't have the sense that there would be enough demand to warrant this, but it might be worth it if only for the review. Thanks for the suggestion. :)
1) does killing the buffer kill the tab? 2) does "find-file" create a new tab? 3) have you thought about submitting this to MELPA? you'll get a thorough review (worth the time, IMHO).