Glenn Morris writes:
But some mechanism is still required to stop point being
clobbered in the diary-file buffer when saving, and
write-contents-functions contains diary-redraw-calendar.
[...]
I have finally installed the patch you recommended all along, to
solve the issue you
This error is caused by out-of-sync lists `auto-mode-alist' and
`auto-coding-alist' where upper case extensions for archive files
exist in the former, but not in the latter.
I agree that the lists should be sync'd; however, when do people
actually use upper-case extensions for these
Your fix works only for the case where a specified directory has no
final slash. But after invoking M-x copy-file or M-x rename-file
the default initial value for the second argument has a final slash,
e.g. `/tmp/'. Since `copy-file' and `rename-file' have interactive
From: Richard Stallman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 11:23:17 -0500
Cc: emacs-pretest-bug@gnu.org
I agree that the lists should be sync'd; however, when do people
actually use upper-case extensions for these files?
One common situation is this: one copies files via a floppy
It fails here as well (GTK or tty) with emacs -Q (updated and built
10 hours, the same with a built from 2005-03-07). If I don't wait for
the `C-x-' echo to appear, it displays `C-x RET-'.
If it fails for you, can you debug it?
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