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python.el's management of processes is too simplistic: You can either have a single global process, or a dedicated process per-buffer. Since you cannot select/associate buffers to processes, I always end up creating dedicated processes, but then have to resort to manual yanking into the process's buffer to evaluate code that I'm debugging in a library.
The simplest behavior I can think of to fix this is:
add a basic function to generate a process/buffer tree [which can be used for selection]
allow to change the associated process once a buffer is created (by reusing the above)
modify the prompt to create a new process to: global process/dedicated process/select existing
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python.el's management of processes is too simplistic: You can either have a single global process, or a dedicated process per-buffer. Since you cannot select/associate buffers to processes, I always end up creating dedicated processes, but then have to resort to manual yanking into the process's buffer to evaluate code that I'm debugging in a library.
The simplest behavior I can think of to fix this is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: