Uwe Siart <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Uwe,
> edebug is something that I never used before. But I'm reading the docs
> and if I manage to get something out of it, I'll let you know.
It's not too hard. Here's a minimal recipe.
1. C-h f TeX-active-master-with-quotes RET
2. Hit RET on the file name link to go to where that function is
defined.
3. Set point somewhere on the function, e.g., its name and do
M-x edebug-defun RET.
4. Now execute the command triggering the error. A window will pop up
showing the file where the edebugged function is defined, and point
is always before the sexp being evaluated next.
5. By pressing `n' you can evaluate the current sexp, the result will
be printed, and evaluation (and point) moves to the next sexp. So
just keep on pressing `n' until you get the error and report back
where it broke.
Thereafte, set point after the function and do C-x C-e. That will
remove the debugging instrumentation so that you won't pause and be put
into the edebugger whenever that function is called.
> This is what I can report so far:
>
> - `M-x list-load-path-shadows RET' does not list any paths
Hm, too bad. That would have been a problem easy to fix.
> - I've tried with Emacs 27.1 in its "virgin" state by making my .emacs
> completely empty and by just having nothing but the four lines to load
> AUCTeX in my site-start.el ... the error remains.
Argh, so probably something windows-specific.
Bye,
Tassilo
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