compile-history-local.el
compile-history-local.el arranges
for
Emacs
compiles to have buffer-local compile-history, so that different
commands are remembered in different buffers. This is good when working on a
couple of different programs at the same time.
I've used this for a long time in a few forms and the effect is not perfect, but often helpful. The usual trouble is when re-running from the compilation buffer rather than a file it's easy to get confused about what was the last command. The implementation is a bit of a hack too.
compile-history-local.el is
free software (free
as in freedom), published under the terms of the
GNU
General Public License (v3 or up).
Download version 1,
- HTTP
compile-history-local.el(8k, and sig) - FTP
compile-history-local.el - RSYNC
compile-history-local.el - Or my ELPA archive.
- Or Debian package my miscbits-el.
The sig file is an Gnu PG ascii armoured signature generated from my key.