> michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I first noticed it in text and lisp interaction modes. I have not
> > tested others.
>
> Hmm. Do you really use 400+ columns in daily work?
Just as some prefer emacs to vi, I prefer columns to rows. It's amazing what
you can do with a single row and lots of semi-colons.
Actually, sometimes I end up looking at really wide data or log files when
tabular representation is nicer than wrapped rows. I wouldn't neccessarily
expect emacs to do this, but more so I wouldn't expect it to segfault.
> > The problem does not occur in the X-only version. At least it didn't
> > occur at 4000+ columns.
>
> That is useful information.
>
> I can definitely reproduce a bug when Emacs is in an XTerm, but the GTK
> version is rock stable. Could you describe in more details how you
> trigger the bug?
Absolutely
1. /usr/bin/emacs-snapshot-gtk
2. "ctrl+4000 ." just to get an idea of how many columns are showing
3. enlarge the window to one side
(grab & drag corner, ctrl-middlebutton, etc...)
4. move window over, partially off the screen
5. goto step 3 until segfault
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