Heyho,
I'm trying to use aquamacs for python but don't get the buffer/frame behavior.
By default aquamacs opens a new frame for each buffer but refuses to do this when I compile my .py file (opening a buffer within the same frame instead).
Unchecking "show buffers in new frames" results in some strange things. First compile (C-c C-c): a buffer (the python shell) will be opened within the current frame/tab (beneath my .py file). The second C-c C-c: a new tab will be opened with the python shell and my .py file but in reverse order (shell on top now). Every following C-c C-c switches between these two tabs.
Is there a way to get e.g. the lisp-with-slime behavior -> a separated python shell in its own tab?
I'm trying to use aquamacs for python but don't get the buffer/frame behavior.
By default aquamacs opens a new frame for each buffer but refuses to do this when I compile my .py file (opening a buffer within the same frame instead).
Unchecking "show buffers in new frames" results in some strange things. First compile (C-c C-c): a buffer (the python shell) will be opened within the current frame/tab (beneath my .py file). The second C-c C-c: a new tab will be opened with the python shell and my .py file but in reverse order (shell on top now). Every following C-c C-c switches between these two tabs.
Is there a way to get e.g. the lisp-with-slime behavior -> a separated python shell in its own tab?