During a bootstrap build, compilation halted at a prompt from
emacs/lisp/calendar/solar.el
However, I could not enter that information into the *compilation*
buffer, since it is read-only.
As a fix, I suggested
Perhaps `calendar-latitude' and `calendar-longitude' should be set
to 0.0 rather than nil by defcustom.
Ed Reingold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Very bad idea. Then a user will never know that the times of
events (solar/ lunar times) are garbage.
which is a good argument.
However, the *compilation* buffer is read-only. Presumably, the user
could be prompted to type `C-x C-q' (toggle-read-only) in Emacs and
then enter the information.
However, the query stops compilation in the middle of what may be a
long build that the person is not watching. So that solution is no
good.
Perhaps it would be better to set `calendar-latitude' to 51.5 and
`calendar-longitude' to 0.0 by default but then tell people who want
to learn about solar and lunar times that that default location is for
Greenwich, England. That info should go away if `calendar-latitude'
and `calendar-longitude' are set to any other value.
--
Robert J. Chassell
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