For example, when you open a file via C-x-C-f, you can TAB complete file names, and if there are more than one possible completions, it will pop open a completion buffer with a list of possible completions. The problem is, after you've opened the file, the window the buffer was in switches back to normal, but it doesn't close. Is there any way I can make those buffers close automatically after the file has been opened?
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问题:
回答1:
Although it does not directly solve your problem have you considered ido-mode
as a mechanism for opening files?
ido-mode will bind C-x C-f
to ido-find-file
this allows you to interactively opening files (selecting between name collisions from within the minibuffer C-s
and various other nifty features) I find it a much easier method of finding files and it will get rid of the *Completions*
buffer altogether.
回答2:
Sorry to enter really late on this but this is how I do:
;; Remove completion buffer when done
(add-hook 'minibuffer-exit-hook
'(lambda ()
(let ((buffer "*Completions*"))
(and (get-buffer buffer)
(kill-buffer buffer)))))
Tested on GNU Emacs 22.x and 23.x