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mclearc avatar mclearc commented on July 2, 2024 1

The main difference is that emacs-workspaces/open-existing-project-and-workspace also renames the tab with (tab-bar-rename-tab (emacs-workspaces--name-tab-by-project-or-default), which gives a cleaner tab-name than tab bar had been doing on its own. But I should probably remove emacs-workspaces/project-switch-project-open-file (at least as an interactive function) in favor of emacs-workspaces/switch-to-or-create-workspace.

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mfiano avatar mfiano commented on July 2, 2024

That makes sense. Thanks for the quick reply!

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mclearc avatar mclearc commented on July 2, 2024

Oh - and one other thing worth noting: emacs-workspaces/project-switch-project-open-file doesn't actually open a new workspace, it just opens a new project and bypasses project.el's command menu in favor of opening a file via completing-read (which is a bit more projectile.el like). But since it largely reproduces project-switch-project I will likely remove it as unnecessary.

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mfiano avatar mfiano commented on July 2, 2024

Yes, that makes sense. I think it might also be worth integrating the interactive project.el menu into this project somehow. I really like how it is more projectile-like, but I don't like that I can't restore window configurations with project-tab-groups. Maybe there is a way to allow these two packages to play well together, for those that would like to restore their persistent project window configurations upon loading a project?

Edit: Right now I'm trying to decide which to use, emacs-workspaces or project-tab-groups because I like the window/buffer restoration of the latter. I am kind of hoping I can somehow get the best of both worlds.

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mclearc avatar mclearc commented on July 2, 2024

Yes, that makes sense. I think it might also be worth integrating the interactive project.el menu into this project somehow. I really like how it is more projectile-like, but I don't like that I can't restore window configurations with project-tab-groups.

Yes -- in general I would like to incorporate tab-group functionality from tab-bar into this package. I just need to find some time...

Maybe there is a way to allow these two packages to play well together, for those that would like to restore their persistent project window configurations upon loading a project?

Have you seen Daniel Mendler's package tab-bookmark? It might be helpful here.

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mfiano avatar mfiano commented on July 2, 2024

Have you seen Daniel Mendler's package tab-bookmark? It might be helpful here.

I haven't seen this one! I'll check it out.

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mfiano avatar mfiano commented on July 2, 2024

I just discovered a potential problem with your code. I will open a new issue. I really like this project as I don't like the extra interactive menu step of plain old project.el and therefor the other packages that extend this menu. Good work!

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mfiano avatar mfiano commented on July 2, 2024

Oops, I mistakenly referenced project-tab-groups above. That is not the package that allows restoring project window configurations. It is project-x for those confused readers out there :) Long day configuring Emacs and researching various packages, please forgive me :)

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mclearc avatar mclearc commented on July 2, 2024

Closed via 09aa275

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