young@vlsi.ll.mit.edu (George Young) (04/22/89)
Some of our users are required for admistrative reasons to log out at the end of each day. They commonly work with a dozen or so active files in emacs buffers and one or two windows. Does anyone have a hack that would let one save the current configuration of files, buffers, and points (forget the marks) in a file, and restore that state in a new emacs the next day? It would need to be easy to use and moderately robust, since some or our users are very naive. I guess per-buffer modes and such might be nice to save too, but we could live without that since most of the work in in fundamental mode. I can hack a little elisp if people send just sketches or ideas, but a debugged package would be greatly appreciated. George Young, Rm. B-141 young@ll-vlsi.arpa MIT Lincoln Laboratory young@vlsi.ll.mit.edu 244 Wood St. [10.1.0.10] Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 (617) 981-2756 -- George Young, Rm. B-141 young@ll-vlsi.arpa MIT Lincoln Laboratory young@vlsi.ll.mit.edu 244 Wood St. Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 (617) 981-2756