I do not know `smex' which seems to have started your bbdb session.
But this does not initialize your bbdb session properly. Your
records do not have the cache which they need to have for proper
functioning of bbdb. (Each record gets its cache appended upon
initialization of bbdb.)
Roland
On Fri Jan 9 2015 Enrico Pirani wrote:
>
> Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument arrayp nil)
> bbdb-record-set-name([nil "" nil nil nil nil nil
> ("inviodocume...@ingdirectitalia.it") ((priority . "Normal") (creation-date .
> "2014-11-16 17:18:10 +0000") (timestamp . "2014-11-16 17:18:10 +0000")) nil] t
> t)
> bbdb-record-name-lf([nil "" nil nil nil nil nil
> ("inviodocume...@ingdirectitalia.it") ((priority . "Normal") (creation-date .
> "2014-11-16 17:18:10 +0000") (timestamp . "2014-11-16 17:18:10 +0000")) nil])
> bbdb("pirani" multi-line)
> call-interactively(bbdb record nil)
> command-execute(bbdb record)
> execute-extended-command(nil "bbdb")
> smex-read-and-run(("bbdb" "ad-unadvise-all" "server-start" "info"
> "toggle-debug-on-error" "visual-line-mode" "helm-bookmarks" "offlineimap"
> "eval-buffer" "wget" "emms" "package-list-packages" "notmuch-hello" "term"
> "artist-mode" "dired" "mu4e" "gnus" "w3m-goto-url" "shell-command" "remember"
> "eshell" "calibre-find" "diredp-do-tag" "emms-player-mpd-connect"
> "password-store-copy" "emms-browser" "server-force-delete"
> "emms-player-mpd-update-all" "helm-themes" "password-store-generate"
> "password-store-edit" "emms-cache-set-from-mpd-all" "yas-tryout-snippet"
> "latex-preview-pane-mode" "notmuch" "eval-region" "outline-mode"
> "table-capture" "soundklaus-tracks" "org-feed-update-all"
> "emms-player-mpd-show" "helm-surfraw" "edit-server-done" "malyon" "bbdb-snarf"
> "ispell-buffer" "emms-play-file" "helm-man-woman" "remember-notes" ...))
> smex()
> call-interactively(smex nil nil)
> command-execute(smex)
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