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Copyright (C) 1993 Leon van Dommelen      There is no warranty on this software
Library letter: D (DIRED.ED)

				  Buffer

This file covers the Buffer menu editing mode of Freemacs Mint II.


Topics:				Description
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About				Copyright, no warranty, history

Intro				Intro to Buffer menu

Summary				Summary of functions
- Initialize			Initialize a menu of buffers
- Help				List the key definitions
- Mark for Save			Mark buffer to be saved
- Mark for Kill			Mark buffer to be killed
- Execute Marks			Actually save or kill
- Remove Mark			Remove various marks
- Not Modified			Prevent buffer from being saved
- Select			Select a buffer for editing

				= About =
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Buffer menu mode is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation; either version 1, or (at your option) any later version.

Buffer menu mode is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
Buffer menu mode in file LICENSE.HLP; if not, write to:

			The Free Software Foundation, Inc.
			Kendall Square
			Cambridge, MA 02130
			USA

Written by:

			Leon van Dommelen

See subject:		Contact			Contact Leon van Dommelen


History:
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Replaces the Buffer Menu mode included with various versions of Freemacs,
Copyright (C) Russell Nelson.
See subject:	License		for the licenses used by Russell Nelson


				= Intro =
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Buffer menu mode allows you to select buffers from the list of buffers, save
buffers, change the buffer modification flag, or kill buffers.


				= Summary =
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This topic summarizes the Buffer menu functions

Initialize:
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			Enter the buffer menu
See command:		buffer-menu

			Force Buffer menu mode
See command:		Buffer Menu-mode

Help:
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?			List the Buffer menu key definitions
See command:		buffer-menu-help

Mark for Save:
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s			Mark this buffer to be saved
See command:		buffer-menu-save
See subtopic:		Execute Marks

Mark for Kill:
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k			Mark this buffer to be killed
See command:		buffer-menu-kill
See subtopic:		Execute Marks

Execute Marks:
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x			Actually save or kill the marked buffers
See command:		buffer-menu-execute

Remove Mark:
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u			Remove the save or kill mark
See command:		buffer-menu-remove

Back Space		Remove the save or kill mark on the previous line
See command:		buffer-menu-remove-previous

Not Modified:
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~			Mark the buffer as not modified
See command:		buffer-menu-unmodified

Select:
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m			Mark buffer for selection in the other window
See command:		buffer-menu-mark

f			Select this buffer, ignoring all marks
See command:		buffer-menu-find

q			Select this buffer, as well as the one marked with m
See command:		buffer-menu-quit

1			Select this buffer in full screen mode
See command:		buffer-menu-one

2			Select this buffer in a window
See command:		buffer-menu-two

o			Find this buffer in the other window
See command:		buffer-menu-other


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