Hi Jan. Jan D. said: > This must be one of the most annoying features I've seen, and poorly > implemented at that. I can't imagine any Emacs user wanting this, Every > Ctrl-press starts the animation, and there are a lot of ctrl-pressing > going on in Emacs. I've checked in a fix so that Emacs does not hang,
It's not that bad. The animation does start on Ctrl-release and only when no other key was pressed between Ctrl-press and Ctrl-release.. Try Ctrl-down, shift-down,up and Ctrl-up -> no animation. (Gnome 2.8) >>When i disable this Ctrl Highlighting or compile emacs without gtk the >>popup does just work.. > > Not entirely true, you do get this for Motif based applications: [..] > The option grabs the ctrl key and when GTK can't get that grab, it > silently refuses to pop up the menu. Oh, you are right. I just tried to omit the --with-gtk part and without this the popup's toplevel entries work for me. Choosing a buffer after C-mouse-1 did work, some submenu ala C-mouse-3 did not work. Strange thing.. I'll try your patch and report back.. Thanks, Stephan -- Stephan Stahl _______________________________________________ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel
