[I removed [EMAIL PROTECTED] from Cc:] > the prompt changes to > > Version: > > If i type <TAB> at this prompt, i get the list of registered archives > (my understanding is that the prompt should be asking for an archive, > not a version).
No. you can give archive/category--branch--versoin. > And then, no matter what i type at this prompt, emacs > continues with the same prompt. This is the behavior I expect. "Version: " is not proper here, however "ARCHIVE/CATEGORY--BRANCH--VERSOIN: " is too long as prompt. Any good idea? During imput the string, you can use <TAB>. > For instance, if i type [EMAIL PROTECTED], the > next prompt, after hitting <RET>, is Don't type <RET> here. When you hit <RET>, XTLA expects a single string which has archive/category--branch--versoin as a format. Instead, please type <TAB> here. The behavior I expect is Version: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/ or something archive name started with [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Version: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > and i can only exit the prompt with C-g, whereupon a *tla-error* > buffer with the contents: > > init-tree: invalid version name () > > pops up. This is expected behavior. @bar is too short as a version name. Could you try with <TAB> instead of <RET>? Masatake
