Ihor: "`org-occur-next-match' does not support multiple buffers.Looking at
the docstring of `next-error-function', I am also not sure if
we need to support this there. The docstring talks only about the
current buffer."
I'm assuming "current buffer" is the buffer which I can currently type input
into. The current buffer is not finding next occurrence of search string by
pressing M-g M-n. Is this expected?
On Saturday, December 31, 2022 at 06:38:49 AM MST, Ihor Radchenko
<yanta...@posteo.net> wrote:
Eric Chun <e...@yahoo.com> writes:
> I can't seem to use the M-g M-n keys to jump to occurrences in sparse tree
> search for second org file within same Emacs window.
> If I search first file by pressing C-c / r <regex> RET and then search second
> file by pressing C-c / r <regex> RET, I'm not able to jump to occurrences in
> that second file by pressing M-g M-n. I get a message saying "No more
> matches" even though there are matches. If I close the first file buffer,
> then I am able to use M-g M-n to jump to occurrences in the second file.
> Does anybody know what I may be missing?
> I'm using org mode version 9.6 in Emacs 28.2 on CentOS7.
`org-occur-next-match' does not support multiple buffers.
Looking at the docstring of `next-error-function', I am also not sure if
we need to support this there. The docstring talks only about the
current buffer.
What might be relevant is `next-error-find-buffer-function' - a user
customization you may want to set.
Generally, it is unclear for me how to implement multiple buffers
support for org-spare-tree. Ideas and patches welcome.
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