Added extra functions for helm #160
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When calling a function to open files or switch buffer, purpose selects what function to use depending if ido-mode is enabled. However, it is not using specific functions if helm-mode is enabled e.g. helm-find-files instead of find-file. The macro purpose-ido-caller now receives an extra argument for a function to be called in case helm-mode is enabled.
The previous used emcas-26.1 needed some libraries that were not present in Xenial, hence the tests failed.
When changing the buffer of a windows, force the buffer to be open on the same window regardless whether the buffer is already open in another window. This facilitates opening the same file on different points without using a prefixed command.
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When calling a function to open files or switch buffer, purpose
selects what function to use depending if ido-mode is enabled.
However, it is not using specific functions if helm-mode is
enabled e.g. helm-find-files instead of find-file.
The macro purpose-ido-caller now receives an extra argument for
a function to be called in case helm-mode is enabled.