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RE: Message queue for Emacs?
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Drew Adams |
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RE: Message queue for Emacs? |
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Sun, 23 Apr 2017 11:27:20 -0700 (PDT) |
> a lot of Emacs commands send a (message "...") for a user in the echo
> area. Now imagine a command that sends more than of them (not unlikely
> e.g. if there are a few hooks, each printing a message). Of course,
> only the last one is then visible. Is there any way for the next
> message to be printed with some delay, so that the previous one is still
> visible, say, for a second or two?
>
> I know about C-h e (view-echo-area-messages), but this is not what I'm
> after.
See `sit-for' and `sleep-for'.
But once the next message is displayed the previous one is lost
(from the echo area). The rest of what you wrote makes it sound
like you want a list of messages that you can traverse, to get
previous messages (?) (other than from `*Messages*', presumably).