If splitting and switching are both off emacs should not change my window layout in anyway, if the buffer with the results is hidden, that is my problem. I would like if there was a toggle that was basically 'leave-my-windows-exactly-as-they-were' that will turn off all of the window management (if you think this is a reasonable idea, I will try to write it).
I can confirm this bug still exists with emacs -Q and the following:
If splitting and switching are both off emacs should not change my window layout in anyway, if the buffer with the results is hidden, that is my problem. I would like if there was a toggle that was basically 'leave- my-windows- exactly- as-they- were' that will turn off all of the window management (if you think this is a reasonable idea, I will try to write it).
I can confirm this bug still exists with emacs -Q and the following:
""" d/el-get/ python- mode")) ) windows- on-execute- p nil) windows- on-execute- p nil)
(setq load-path (append load-path (list "~/.emacs.
(load "python-mode.el")
(setq py-split-
(setq py-switch-
"""
print 'h'
a C-cC-c will result in just the just a single window of the source