Prefix argument to sly-switch-to-most-recent fails to prompt. #290
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* sly.el (sly-switch-to-most-recent): change prefix-arg to current-prefix-arg, since the former does not store anything.
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As promised: #292 |
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Fix joaotavora#290: actually have sly-switch-to-most-recent use prefix arg
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Was going through and documenting prefix and negative prefix arguments.
C-u M-x sly-switch-to-most-recentis documented to prompt for the mode, but actually behaves the same as no prefix argument. This is simply due to an incorrectly named variable.