> Maybe GUD could use this method in the source buffer too, i.e. give up > using the default overlay arrow.
Maybe Emacs could be changed after the release so that local variables will work. AFAIK previous Emacsen didn't use the overlay arrow in the compilation buffer. My concern is that these changes have broken something in GUD. > BTW, Gnus also uses the overlay arrow, and I've never seen problems > using Gnus and GUD at the same time. FWIW I could not reproduce Juan-Leon's error. In fact if I set next-error-highlight to 'fringe-arrow I could only get one arrow to display (in the compilation buffer). The source buffer showed nothing. This is what I would expect, however, because the same thing happened in gdb-ui when both the source buffer and assembler buffer until you made the changes which allowed multiple overlay arrows. With Gnus and GUD, don't they constantly steal the arrow from each other? Juan-Leon can you see an arrow in the compilation buffer and source buffer at the same time? I am guessing that the change I proposed would fix the error but as I am not familiar with the underlying C code, I might just be replacing one kludge with a better one. Nick _______________________________________________ Emacs-pretest-bug mailing list Emacs-pretest-bug@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-pretest-bug
