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In article <9105061534.AA16914@e40-008-5.MIT.EDU> eichin@ATHENA.MIT.EDU ("Mark W. Eichin") writes:
>There's a feature I've seen a few places (most recently on my
>Cambridge Systems Z88 laptop, in the PipeDream editor) that might be
>interesting to have in emacs. I can't think of anyway to do it in
>elisp, though I'd welcome ideas (and code :-) that proves me wrong...
>Specifically, I'd like to be able to say that the top N lines of this
>buffer are always the top N lines of the window they're in (it could
>be buffer local, or even window local, that's not the issue.) Then if
>the "window" was scrolled down, those lines would hang in there. This
>would be useful in a number of applications, particularly in things
>like newsreaders or other "tools" that are wrapped in emacs that have
>more of a "mode" than would fit in the mode line...

This is just the thing for looking at logic simulator output - ten lines of
header followed by a zillion lines of ones and zeros.

>	Any suggestions? I could just implement this, if there is
>interest. 

Please do it.

>				_Mark_ <eichin@athena.mit.edu>
>				MIT Student Information Processing Board
>				Watchmaker Computing <eichin@watch.com>


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