At 03:05 PM 10/11/00 +0200, you wrote:
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>
>Dear Paul,
>
>thanks for letting me know about the two bug fixes. I have downloaded
>this file and the required versions of speedbar and semantic.---By the
>way, for people who jump right away to the UNIX installation section ;-)
>you perhaps want to mention also the necessary releases of these packages
>at this point. (Entry 2, where you mention to get the latest releases).
>
>Compilation works much better now, but I still get some unresolved symbols
>that are probably responsible for not creating a menu entry for JDE.
>
>jde.elc has missing definitions:
>
> setnu-mode, easy-menu-create-menu, easy-menu-create-keymaps,
> define-key-after
>
>and setnu.elc hasn't defined
>
> overlay-put, overlays-in, overlay-get, overlays-at,
> overlay-recenter, overlay-lists, overlay-start, overlay-end
>
>I am not a LISP hacker, but as far as I have found out easymenu hasn't
>changed since 1995. Perhaps, the problem might be caused by the overlay
>definitions instead.
>
>Do you have any hint on how to resolve the missing definitions?
You can ignore missing definitions. The JDE, like most Lisp packages, is
faced with the problem of supporting two increasingly divergent versions of
Emacs. It does so by conditionalizing code that works only for one version
or the other. The result is that symbols that are not defined by one of the
versions never get referenced.
>Do you advise me to post this on the JDE list
