Nick Dokos <ndo...@gmail.com> writes: > Thorsten Jolitz <tjol...@gmail.com> writes: > >>> , and it should be hooked somehow into the folding/unfolding routines >>> to auto-update. >> >> Thats what I thought too, but I ran into a problem I could not solve so >> far, so this user-command based implementation (show the cookies on >> demand) is kind of the second-best solution (better then nothing). >> >> Here is a thread related to the problem mentioned, unfortunately with no >> posts except my own so far: >> >> ,----------------------------------------------------------------------- >> | http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-gnu-emacs/2013-05/msg00511.html >> `----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > You can try increasing max-specpdl-size: read the doc for it. If you are > asking for a bounded amount of resources but that amount is bigger than > what emacs is willing to give you, then increasing the size should work. > OTOH, if you are asking for unlimited resources (e.g. you have an > infinite recursion somewhere), then increasing the limit will only allow > you to go a little further before blowing up again. > > So try making it 10 or even 100 times bigger and see what you get (and > try it on a throwaway emacs instance, not the working instance). If it > still blows up, you'll have to look at your code carefully: chances are > there is a programming error.
I read about that, but I did not simply want to increase the limit because looking at my code I thought it should not use so much bindings. However, the problem is more or less obsolete now since I switched to a completely different implementation using overlays - see my post with regards to 'org-weights.el'. Thanks for the info anyway. -- cheers, Thorsten
