> We could conceivably bring it back in this modified form.
> But I think it calls for some care. Simply clearing out inhibit-quit
> is likely to leave something broken. Emacs should display a message
> warning the user that that is the case.
I'd be happy if instead of just clearing out inhibit-quit it would cause the
C-g to call the debugger. After all, what I want in such cases is to get
the current backtrace so as to know where I'm stuck. Currently, I resort
C debugging and xbacktrace which is pretty difficult when remote debugging
over email.
Stefan
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