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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ I don't leave Emacs often, but sometimes Emacs leaves me.
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At moments like these it's convenient to start Emacs again with a reasonably up to date state from the previous session: history variables, bookmarks, open buffers, etc. Usually these items are saved at Emacs exit (as part of =kill-emacs-hook=), but when Emacs exits unexpectedly due to a crash, these functions are not executed and you're left with an outdated state (if any).
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This package saves your Emacs state regularly when idle for a brief moment, to minimize disturbance of executing all save functions in sequence. In case Emacs is idle for a longer time, no state is saved.
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This package saves your Emacs state regularly when idle for a brief moment, to minimize the disturbance of executing all save functions in sequence (as Emacs blocks for a brief moment). In case Emacs is idle for a longer time, no state is saved.
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* Supported packages
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@ -87,6 +87,11 @@ To add custom functions that should be executed, add functions to =persist-state
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The code to generate the table of configuration items was inspired by an idea of [[https://xenodium.com/generating-elisp-org-docs/][Álvaro Ramírez]] (a.k.a. xenodium).
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* Related packages
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- [[https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/persist.html][persist]] :: This package targets package developers to declare variables to be persisted across Emacs sessions.
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- savehist :: This built-in package saves history variables. Actually, this package is called by /persist-state/ to save the history variables at regular intervals.
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* Contact
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- Issue reports: [[https://codeberg.org/bram85/emacs-persist-state/issues][Codeberg]]
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Bram Schoenmakers