* Richard Stallman (2005-06-05) writes:
Suppose you have a Makefile with the following contents:
FOO = bar \
xxx/xxx.xx xxx/xxx.xx
If you put the cursor at the start of the second line and type
`M-: (looking-at makefile-dependency-regex) RET' Emacs will enter an
Quoting Ralf Angeli [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
AUCTeX calls `read-file-name' (and consequently `x-file-dialog') with
the string default as argument for the default file name. We have
various reports where this call, when invoked from a menu, led to a
loop which made Emacs unresponsive until `C-g'
Ralf Angeli wrote:
After executing the following code
(easy-menu-define test-menu (current-local-map) doc
`(xxx
(,(concat (string (decode-char 'ucs 915)) \\Gamma))
(G \\Gamma)))
in an Emacs compiled with support for GTK menus, there will be a new
xxx menu with two entries. I expected
The hooks in after-change-functions seem to be called even when I
just open a menu from the menu bar with the mouse (before even
selecting a menu item!). Clearly, no change has been made to the
buffer in such a situation. I think that after-change-functions
shouldn't be
On 6 Jun 2005, at 13:25, Richard Stallman wrote:
The hooks in after-change-functions seem to be called even when I
just open a menu from the menu bar with the mouse (before even
selecting a menu item!). Clearly, no change has been made to the
buffer in such a situation. I think
With 16 colours, I guess font-lock-comment-face is still red. How about
using a more subdued colour?
I installed a new face for displaying shadowed texts in shades of gray
and changed tmm-inactive-face to inherit it.
There are several packages that need to make some text parts less
noticeable
(add-hook 'after-change-functions 'yell-at-me)
Usually after-change-functions are only added buffer-locally, like this:
(add-hook 'after-change-functions 'yell-at-me nil t)
-- Stefan
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* Jan D. (2005-06-06) writes:
This is a GTK thing, I can reproduce it with a tiny GTK program. If the
default font does not have the character (gamma) GTK tries another font
and that may look different than the default one. I am not sure why the
\ looks different though. I've filed a
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Does this give good results?
Please don't install such a workaround. The problem is much
more pervasive
than just debug.el and is trivially fixed by setting
display-buffer-reuse-frames to t.
! (if (and debugger-window
!
I can try to get some more out of GDB, but I really think the problem is
that
EDE is blowing the stack with a recursive call. Perhaps Emacs should be
killing anything that does exceed a stack limit.
I am not sure what you mean by killing. Emacs has a limit on stack size,
and
From: Stefan Monnier
emacs -q
If pop-up-frames is non-nil, each step (e.g. `d') in the debugger
creates a new frame. This is crazy.
I think the only thing crazy about it is to set pop-up-frames to t while
keeping display-buffer-reuse-frames to nil. Such a setup will
When I try to use LaTeX from inside Aquamacs 0.9.2b7 (c-c c-c
and accept the default command of latex; I have N. Gall's auctex
installed), I get the error message:
Wrong type argument: stringp, nil
This problem does NOT occur with 0.9.2b3. The bug appeared in
the one beta in
Installing a Carbon Event handler on a menu seems to work, but only
for Mac OS X 10.3 and later because CancelMenuTracking is not
available on earlier versions.
Thanks. I guess the best I can do is to put in a configure test for
CancelMenuTracking and use it if available.
Jan D.
la 05.06.2005 22:26 Richard Stallman skribis:
I think the only feasible fix for this problem
Alas I got copied in without reference to the actual problem report.
Please cite at least the core statement!
is to turn off the new
feature of highlighting the value assigned to the make macro,
I get the same bugged behavior (in Emacs -q) when these are both `t':
pop-up-frames
display-buffer-reuse-frames
In fact, it is in such a setup that I first discovered the bug.
Could you post a detailed recipe, so I can try and reproduce
the problem?
A detailed recipe
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Oh, I didn't realize you were talking about a new problem not present in
Emacs-21.4. I actually introduced this problem in the following change:
revision 1.65
date: 2005/02/26 05:28:24; author: monnier; state: Exp;
lines: +46 -47
(debug): Hide the buffer if
No, it doesn't fix the problem (no change, that I can see).
Does it fix it
for you?
I assume you wanted me to patch the debug.el file that came with this
version of Emacs, rather than the most recent CVS version
(they may be the
same; I haven't checked).
The
On 6 Jun 2005, at 16:19, Peter Dyballa wrote:
With C-x d I opened a directory with TeX sources etc. I sorted by
time and saw a missfont.log file. I opened it with v, read its
contents, and closed it with q. Now the dired buffer is not anymore
held in a monospaced font, but in the Lucida
Fset_mouse_position and set_mouse_pixel_position pass a Qnil no_enter
argument, but I can not see how it is actually used.
Sincerely,
Luc.
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Richard Stallman wrote:
The documentation of select-frame doesn't explain what the optional
argument 'no-enter' is for.
It is not meant for users to use, so it doesn't need to be documented.
Unless I am overlooking something, it does not appear to be used at all.
The same
The patch was against the Emacs-CVS code. After patching the
file, you have
to byte-compile it and you have to redump Emacs because
it's a preloaded file, IIRC.
I can download the CVS
file, patch it, byte-compile it, and load the byte-compiled
file
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