🚀 go-pugleaf

I've been poking around in frame.c trying to get ListBuffers to allow
you to click on a buffer name and switch to that buffer.  Inoticed that
there is already code there to do something similar inhelptxtv.c, the
problem is it doesn't get invoked.  I noticedthat in
frame__GetHelpBuffer, the line

                buffer = buffer_Create(bufferName, NULL, "text",NULL);

creates a text object that is used to store buffer names, filenames,etc.
in.  I was trying to find out which view was getting hooked to this. 
Itdefaults to textview.  Down a little inframe__SetHelpBuffer, there is
the line:

        self->DialogBufferView =buffer_GetView(buf, &inputFocus,
        &targetView,"helptextview");

Seems like this would set the view to helptextview, but it neverreaches
this statement.

I created a dummy subclass of text called helptext, replaced"text" with
"helptext" in the buffer_Create line, andpoof!  I could now select items
out of the help buffer. This works nice for completing filenames and
buffer names forVisit/Switch File and Visit Buffer.  Just type a ? at
themessage prompt, click on one of the names listed and hit return.  I
like this. Any chance for this to be the default behavior?

-- Dave

P.S.  List Buffers would have to be fixed since it will also place
theselected name on the message line (which is useless).  I don't know
what elsethis change would affect.