This is a minor issue, but...
`flush-lines' claims that its second and third arguments
are optional. However, if the first argument is
present and the third is not, it does a test that doesn't
make sense. Thus, if the second argument is supplied,
the third is no longer optional.
(defun
Try customize-apropos . RET
This will obviously take a while, as it opens a custom buffer with all
options.
After the message Creating customization items... is finished, the rest of
the wait is much longer than the period in which that message is displayed.
However, no
Matt Hodges [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kim F Storm writes:
Now recenter point at the bottom of the window with `M-- C-l' and
scroll backward one line with `y' (or C-u 1 M-v). The cursor is
displayed momentarily on a partially-visible line, and then point
is recentered, its value
Kim F Storm writes:
While it's true that blink-cursor-mode changes the behaviour of
the test case, I came across the problem in my day-to-day usage
of Emacs, where I have (blink-cursor-mode 0). I haven't worked
out the minimum configuration to reproduce this though...
It might
