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Trying to open a project with projectile as I used to do it without an issue.
Once I installed nameframe and nameframe-projectile I get the error bellow:

run-hooks: Symbol’s value as variable is void: nameframe-projectile--project-to-switch

I've tried setting up name frame in different configurations (mostly using use-package). Right now I can see that in fact:

projectile-before-switch-project-hook's value is (nameframe-projectile--before-switch-project-hook)

but it does not seem to work. When switching projects using projectile-switch-project it continues to re-use the same frame, always.

name frame-create-frame works and opens the currently active buffer in a new frame.

Tested on Windows 10.

Readme states that nameframe will not work with helm which I can see now. Do you know why or where to start looking to add such support?

I can see that after a frame was created, the keyboard input focus is still on the original frame...? At least on first interaction. Also, helm's buffer seems to stay open after selecting a project.

If I try to press Meta X in the newly created frame (after opening a project with projectile, with perspective enabled as well) I can see this messages:

persp-switch: Marker points into wrong buffer: #<marker in no buffer>
Aborting an helm session running in background

Hi
I just installed namespace from melpa but it seems that nameframe-projectile and nameframe-perspective are not on melpa.

Thanks,

Rainer

When creating frames with the name property specified, the name is used as the title (ignoring frame-title-format.

It would be nice if the frame-title-format is still followed, so that a frame-title-format of "[%F] %b" would allow a more descriptive frame title.

perspective.el would each frame to have its own list of buffers

I am trying to get a frame based workflow working. I work mostly in terminal and want to open frames which dont share buffers with other frame. Nameframe seems to work as I want when I use ivy.

I want to override the next/previous-buffer for fast switching buffers per frame. Right now it shows buffers of all frames.

I have the below config.

(use-package nameframe
  :defer t
  :after projectile perspective
  :init
  (persp-mode)
  (nameframe-projectile-mode t)
  (nameframe-perspective-mode t)
  )

I was wondering how we can make this work were e.g. all dired buffers would be grouped together (all dired buffers into one buffer, possibly having to use perspective).

Any clue how?