On Sat, Sep 18 2010, Leo wrote:

> `kill-buffer' in the callback produces random jumps (usually moves the
> point to the end of buffer) in the buffer where the command is invoked.

The current buffer is the one we want to kill, so I don't see any
problem to jump around. Or am I misunderstanding you?

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