Hi Pascal,
pjb@informatimago.com (Pascal J. Bourguignon) writes:
Hm, I don't seem to need that. I can always M-x switch-to-buffer
*scratch* RET (having to type "*scratch*" without completion since it
may have been killed) and end up in a perfect stracth-buffer with
lisp-interaction-mode. It even works with iswitchb-buffer which asks
before creating the new buffer.
Of course, but if you want to insert the initial-scratch-message...
OK, I loose that. I understand that it is meant for newcomers anyway.
And switch-to-buffer creates a buffer in default-major-mode, not
emacs-lisp-mode.
My default-major-mode is fundamental-mode and my scratch buffer is
always in lisp-interaction-mode. I tried to find out where that comes
from but without success. Nothing in auto-mode-alist, magic-mode-alist,
interpreter-mode-alist. No configuration found with grep -ir
lisp-interaction-mode ~/.emacs.d/. Nothing found using apropos-value
lisp-interaction-mode. Funny that it, but very handy ;-)
Best,
Stefan