Adam Porter

Hm, I think I understand better what you mean. "Scope" seems like a reasonable term. I guess if you wanted to run with the theme, you could call them "beats"...

> I like the idea of both packages, gumshoe and dogears. Yeah, I think both approaches can be useful. > @alphapapa Maybe it makes sense to mention in the readme...

Yeah, when I realized that the bookmark functions could be used outside of actual Emacs bookmarks commands, and that that whole mode-specific infrastructure was available to other tools, it was...

> The limit seems a bit too low (for my taste). Maybe you can use a more sophisticated tree datastructure to quickly lookup if an entry falls into an existing...

> Another way to get that result though might be to tag each location with the perspective, buffer, window, or whatever your scope is, then narrow from there with completion....

That's very kind and humble of you, to offer to defer to my package, but I don't think that's necessary. Gumshoe is a cool package and I think both approaches...

> Hello again. I just noticed I hadn't yet referenced dogears in my related packages. It's in there now, my bad. I hadn't noticed, but that's kind of you, thanks....

> > The changes sound interesting, though I confess I still don't understand all of it. :) > > Uh oh, if you don't understand, then I don't think anyone...

> In particular, the interface allows for programmatic searches, which I needed to make backtracking work correctly. Can you explain a little bit about what you mean there? I implemented...

Somehow I stumbled back in here a year and a half later. :) @elraymond Thanks for noticing that, and my apologies for introducing the bug in my patch. I don't...