🚀 go-pugleaf

| talos!kjones@uunet.uu.net  (Kyle Jones) writes:
| 
| ramani@VENUS.ME.JHU.EDU writes:
|  > When editing a file, I killed a portion of the file, created a new
|  > buffer, and then yanked the killed portion in the new buffer. When I
|  > exited emacs it asked me whether I wished to save buffers, and I
|  > answered yes to all the buffers, one by one. However the new buffer
|  > which was created was not saved, (it did not ask "....save buffer
|  > xxxxx.tex?" , where xxxxx.tex was the new bu buffer.
| 
| Maybe the time has come to make the default value of buffer-offer-save
| be t.  What would this break?
| 

A novice who hasn't yet figured out how to set buffer-offer-save to
nil is likely to be confused or bothered by the possibly large number
of temporary buffers that Emacs will ask him whether to save.  In my
current Emacs session I have eight temporary buffers, which I would
like to just dissappear with no questions when I exit Emacs.  Typing
so many `n's each time you exit also increases the chance of
accidentally typing `n' when you meant to type `y'.