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#7555
24.0.50; (elisp) bad organization - Frames submenus
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All kinds of stuff has been stuffed under the `Frames' node - stuff that
has nothing particular to do with frames. This stuff should be placed
elsewhere.
Examples:
Mouse Tracking - maybe put it with other mouse stuff
Mouse Position - " "
Pop-Up Menus - put it with other menu stuff
It has nothing to do with frames, apart from the fact
that the implementation might involve frames.
Dialog Boxes - maybe put it with menu or `interactive' stuff
Again, it has nothing to do with frames apart from
implementation.
Pointer Shape - put it with other mouse stuff
Window System Selections - put it with selection/region stuff
Drag and Drop - put it with copy/paste stuff
Color Names - again, has nothing to do with frames
Text Terminal Colors - ditto
Resources - resources can be anything, not just frame parameters
Display Feature Testing - similar to resources - this is about
display/system properties, not about Emacs frames
This is a terrible mess. It confuses users wrt what Emacs frames are
all about. You might just as well stuff all this stuff in the section
about Emacs faces or the region - that makes about as much sense (none).
In GNU Emacs 24.0.50.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.1.2600)
of 2010-11-30 on 3249CTO
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Message #10 received at 7555 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
"Drew Adams" <drew.adams <at> oracle.com> writes:
> All kinds of stuff has been stuffed under the `Frames' node - stuff that
> has nothing particular to do with frames. This stuff should be placed
> elsewhere.
>
> Examples:
>
> Mouse Tracking - maybe put it with other mouse stuff
> Mouse Position - " "
> Pop-Up Menus - put it with other menu stuff
> It has nothing to do with frames, apart from the fact
> that the implementation might involve frames.
> Dialog Boxes - maybe put it with menu or `interactive' stuff
> Again, it has nothing to do with frames apart from
> implementation.
> Pointer Shape - put it with other mouse stuff
> Window System Selections - put it with selection/region stuff
> Drag and Drop - put it with copy/paste stuff
I agree with all these...
> Color Names - again, has nothing to do with frames
> Text Terminal Colors - ditto
> Resources - resources can be anything, not just frame parameters
> Display Feature Testing - similar to resources - this is about
> display/system properties, not about Emacs frames
All these should perhaps go in a new node, "misc. display features" or
something?
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