Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The problem seems > to be that process-output and clipboard requests are not being handled > while Emacs is inside that sit_for, > > Do you know that, or is that a guess? > > If that is true, it is a bug already. Process output should be > handled inside the sit-for; clipboard requests should either be > handled inside the sit-for, or cause it to wake up so they can be > handled. > > However, I can see how process output would not be handled during that > timer function. And if it only tests input-pending-p, it won't notice > that process output is waiting. So maybe that is a bug.
That is my guess too. There is code inside sit-for (or rather wait_reading_process_output) to handle process output while waiting; and I can verify that the code works, at least on GNU/Linux. However, if the sit-for runs busy idle timers, it is possible that process output is not handled while those timer functions are running (unless they call accept-process-output etc.) > Is that function in the Emacs distribution? What package? It's in two packages (cedet and jdee) distributed outside of Emacs. _______________________________________________ emacs-pretest-bug mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-pretest-bug
