Ajai Nelson
Ajai Nelson
I did consider setting `mindstream-persist` to true, but most of the time, when I close Emacs, I do want my notes to be archived. I think my ideal UX would...
I was more just imagining that you could find the session you want to unarchive yourself in the filesystem, and then there could be a command to unarchive it for...
It's mostly just that I hadn't thought of trying `mindstream-save-session` for some reason! But I just tried it, and I got the error `Not a mindstream buffer!`
I've been a little busy lately, and I haven't been using mindstream the last couple weeks, so I probably won't get around to thinking about this for a little while....
I'm guessing this is probably the same issue? Tested on commit 5d09479fd365d8fbaefa640830725eb91955f1a7 ```roc # Thing.roc module [InputType] InputType t1 t2 : [ A t2 (InputType t1 t2), B t1, C,...
In case it provides inspiration to anyone, here's a very hacky solution I've been using for a while to temporarily set `scroll-margin>0` and `scroll-conservatively
Those are some good ideas, and I'll try them when I get a chance. (I wrote that code a while ago and haven't changed it, since it's been working well...
1. GNU Emacs 30.0.93 (build 2, aarch64-apple-darwin24.1.0, NS appkit-2575.20 Version 15.1.1 (Build 24B91)) of 2025-01-10 2. None 3. ``` * Native Comp Detected ** 30 scroll events detected in 1.24s...
Whoops, didn't mean to close this.
Whoops, sorry, I thought I had already closed this. I won't have time to work on it in the near future, unfortunately.