Possible bug: Deactivate Window (Ctrl-X 0) will close an editor after splitting another edtior

[Andrew Phillips]

The documentation for Emacs+ states that Ctrl-X 0 will not remove an editor if it is the last instance, but I noticed for the following scenario this is not the case.

Steps to recreate:

1. Open two editors 'A' and 'B'.

2. Switch to 'B'.

3. Use Ctrl-X, 2 or Ctrl-X, 3 to split the editor. You should have A&B in the first view stack (B should be selected), and B in the second.

4. Select editor 'A' in the first view stack.

5. Use Ctrl-X, 0. Editor A should be closed even though it is the last instance.

This isn't the behavior if you were to use Ctrl-X, 0 after step 1 above, so I think this might be a bug. 

Env details:

Windows XP (ughhh)

Eclipse 3.7.1

Version: 2.8.0.RELEASE

Emacs+ 3.6.2

[Mark Feber]

Indeed, you've uncovered a bug (in ancient code as well).  It will be fixed in the next bug fix release (coming soon [he says again]).

Regards,

    Mark

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