Is there a property which can hide buffer contents like narrow
does, so that lisp commands can't access it either?
Other than delete-region, no.
Stefan
It's pity, because it could be useful.
I don't know if emacs maintainers plan to implement this feature someday,
but if they don't they should.
If query-replacs goes into `intangible' sounds like a bug for me.
Whilst with `invisible' it seems reasonable. Emacs don't need eyes... :)
Cheers
Andreas
Am 10.04.2011 10:49, schrieb Tom:I know there are the `invisible' and `intangible' properties tohide parts of the buffer from the user, but these hidden regionsare apparently not hidden from lisp commands likequery-replace-regexp.
If query-replacs goes into `intangible' sounds like a bug for me.
Whilst with `invisible' it seems reasonable. Emacs don't need eyes... :)
When the variable `inhibit-point-motion-hooks' is non-`nil', the`intangible' property is ignored.