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On Apr 12, 2006, at 1:16 PM, Michael Albinus wrote:
Ian Eure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Yes, and? What do you see in those windows? Errors, or just the
files/directories you expect?
I see one of the other buffers I have open in Emacs. If I open a SVN
file over tramp first thing, *Messages* is displayed in the lower
window, and the file I opened is displayed in the upper. If I've been
using Emacs for a while, I'll see one of the buffers that's visiting
another file.
Tramp splits the frame and shows the *Messages* buffer only in case
there is an error it wants to point to. What are the most relevant
messages in the *Messages* buffer?
No, the only message is:
"Wrote /tmp/tramp.88725x1"
Again, it does not always show *Messages*. If I have a few buffers
visiting files, one of them will be displayed instead. *Messages*
only seems to be shown when I have no other buffers open, and open a
SVN file with tramp.
Furthermore, if you enable Tramp traces, are there messages worth to
report?
No, there are no errors, nor anything that looks unusual. Tramp works
fine; I can open, edit, and save files without problems. It's just
that whenever that file is in a SVN working directory, my frame is
split into two windows.
- --
Ian Eure
Developer,
eNotes.com LLC
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