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Saving a Session ``Context''?

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From: "1524 RED-HORSE, JOHN R."
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 1989 20:01
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I often must edit large files which take several days at a time to
complete.  I find that the ``context'' of a given session at a
given point in time aids in editing that file.  By context I mean such
variables as the kill-ring, command-history, undo, etc.  However,
since these sessions tend to span a number of days, I find myself
having to kill-emacs, logout, then login and re-initialize an editing
session where any previously established context has been lost.  Does anyone
know of a way to save a current context and invoke a new emacs session
using that old context?  Or, is there a better way to do what I'm
trying to do?  Please respond to the address given below as I am not
on the distribution list for this news group.

Thanks in Advance,
John.


John Red-Horse                           INTERnet:JRRedho@sandia.gov
Org 1524(Engineering Analysis Div)                JRRedho@Sandia-2.arpa
Sandia National Laboratories
Albuquerque, NM   87185-5800    Bell:	(505) 846-0870
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Subject: Saving a Session ``Context''?
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