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It works for other buffers, but not with EIN ones. But i can center it manually using fringes (is that what the mode does?) with (fringe-mode '(200 . 200)).
Steps to reproduce
ein:notebooklist-open
M-x centered-window-mode
Backtraces if necessary (M-x toggle-debug-on-error)
Versions of centered-window-mode, Emacs, OS etc.
centered-window-mode: 20170528
Emacs: 25.2
OS: Debian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@lgmoneda the customization variable is cwm-ignore-buffer-predicates which is a list of functions to test if a a given buffer should be ignored, by default it contains only the function cwm-special-buffer-p. If you want to activate the mode in all special buffers just add (setq cwm-ignore-buffer-predicates nil) to your emac's init, otherwise you can create a new function that uses internally cwm-special-buffer-p but also checks that the buffer is not an EIN one.
Expected behavior
Center an EIN buffer.
Actual behavior
It works for other buffers, but not with EIN ones. But i can center it manually using fringes (is that what the mode does?) with
(fringe-mode '(200 . 200))
.Steps to reproduce
Backtraces if necessary (
M-x toggle-debug-on-error
)Versions of
centered-window-mode
, Emacs, OS etc.centered-window-mode
: 20170528The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: