[cgreek:00111] Re: why killing a buffer?

[Kenji Mizuochi <knj_miz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Takahashi-san,

Sorry for the not rapid answer. Yesterday I had to work in the campus all the
day and made a 350km drive from my Berghütte where I stay during the summer.

> > (3) Rapid method of killing the work or work-list buffer
> 
> As I wrote, this can be implemented easily, but I fail to understand
> your intention.  Why do you have to kill the current buffer to "alter
> the reference work or author rapidly"?
> 
> If you are seeing a work and want to open a different work of the same
> author, you just hit 'w' to go to the current author's work list.
> 
> If you are seeing a work and want to open a work of a different
> author, you just hit 'a' to go to the list of authors.


There is no other reason than economy of memory.

Whenever I begin to use Emacs for my research, at least more than 10 buffers
are opened, for I always use my own text-database program and dictionary program
for various languages.

And when I refer the Greek texts by using your utility, no doubt will I
endlessly refer from text to text like "net surfing".

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