5. The message that appears shows that, at the time
after-make-frame-functions was executed, the
(frame-char-width) of the selected frame is 5, not 8.
However, debugging shows that the new frame is selected when
after-make-frame-functions is executed. The problem is that
frame-char-width does not take this selected frame into account, for
some reason - it uses the previous frame to calculate the character
width.
I did some debugging and found that the first frame is still
selected when this function is called. That seems correct to me.
I think there is no bug here.
Sorry - just to clarify: Do you mean that the original frame, not the new
frame, is selected when after-make-frame-functions is executed? If so, why
is that correct? If it is correct, how can the user select the new frame
(say in after-make-frame-functions) to do something to or in it - how can
the new frame be addressed (what is its identity)?
Thanks,
Drew
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