Am 20.09.2007 um 15:55 schrieb Adrian Robert:
> In addition, this release is not as heavily tested as rc2, but > hopefully the bug-fix emphasis means it will be more stable. I've found another bug: ⇧⌥8, or, as Peter Maurer's Key Code 1.0 sees it, ⇧⌥( produces ``~´´ (126, #o176, #x7e, TILDE) instead of ``˜´´ (732, #o1334, #x2dc, SMALL TILDE). German PowerBook G4 keyboard. ~ is usually ⌥N + SPC following, i.e. a dead key that can compose accented characters. A bit more from Key Code: Unicode: 732 / 0x2dc Keys: ⇧⌥( Key Code: 28 / 0x1c Modifiers: 655650 / 0xa0122 One more information on fringes protrusion: it also happens when I launch Emacs.app and the cursor is from the start in *Calendar* on today's date. When I then change to another window (*temp* window with date and solar data), then echo-area/mini-buffer grows as if another font in it gets temporarily active (as during Emacs.app initialisation) and *Calendar*'s /left/ fringe only protrudes into the tabbar area. Mini-buffer shrinks in height back when I input anything, which also can create a *Backtrace* buffer with a protruding left fringe. I never watched the right fringe, but applying the tests again and watching the right one now, I can see that it fits always. The misbehaviour *can be* due to computations to indicate empty space in the buffer ... Doing one more comparison I can see that a self-contained Emacs.app bundle shows during its initialisation phase a mini-buffer/echo-area of normal height with a left fringe that protrudes tabbar. So it behaves differently than my usual "lean" app. When both are launched with -Q and no fringe gets "decorated" then no fringe protrudes anything. Using just -q my lean app shows, when entering the first command, a too high mini-buffer. The complete bundle shows for a short period a protruding left finge in an echo-area of normal height. Then the fringe's length is corrected. This behaviour is similar to that of the X client when launched with -q: its echo-area is initially too high. (GNU Emacs 23.0.50 seems to behave differently, while version 22.1.50 is closer to 23.0.0 – I should make some more tests while compiling X11R7.2 so see things in slow- motion!) I'll prepare some more tests some time later, today or this week with loading some Elisp code to "decorate" the fringes, load and invoke tabbar, set and load calendar ... The new NS-Elisp code makes Emacs.app RC1 crash ... -- Greetings Pete Wasting time is an important part of living. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2005. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Emacs-app-dev- mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emacs-app-dev-
