Closed pierwill closed 6 years ago
sorry, forgot to respond to this. am not sure about this, because then the q key have multiple purposes depending on current buffer status. also, q is at different position on qwerty or dvorak...
i never liked the emacs concept of quit-window myself. because it's buffer dependent. User has to know a what type of buffer is current. This makes it complex. (e.g. new user wouldn't know what buffer is read only) But also, it's is redundant. One command should do. (kill-buffer in gnu emacs, or xah-close-current-buffer here.)
i think the primary reason of emacs q is convenience, induced by kill-buffer having difficult key plus with a prompt to confirm even the buffer is already saved.
Ah yes. Good call.
It took me a while to find SPC k j
. My bad. 😇
Allows q to be used for quitting read-only buffers (help buffers, etc.)
This helps a little with issues like #49.