As already mentioned, I'm considering thing-at-point help functions, provide interactive specs, some bugfixing.
I'll stay as close as possible at routines from thingatpt.el. Just one different behaviour until now: list-at-point will return the list too if called inside a string enclosed by that list - instead of nil now. With symbol-at-point however, I intend to drop the (if thing (intern thing)) form when called. Because I conceive this as not regular. All the thing-at-point forms just return the object at point, doing nothing else. To intern an object may have a lot of results not considered then. Altogether the user may not be notice it. Any objections, other ideas? __ Andreas Roehler _______________________________________________ emacs-pretest-bug mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-pretest-bug
