At 05:16 PM 6/12/2001 +0300, Remus Pereni wrote: >On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 01:23:16AM -0400, Paul Kinnucan wrote: > > > >I don't know. JDE 2.2.7 itself references deactivate-mark only once and > >does so only when running Emacs. Perhaps you are loading an old copy of the > >JDE, for example, the obsolete version that comes with XEmacs, that > >references deactivate-mark unconditionally. > >I removed the default JDE, eieio, semantic from the XEmacs and I >installed the most recent version (except for eieio) as specified in >the Release Note. > >So the actual versions are: > eieio (0.16) > semantic (1.4b6) > elib (1.0) > speedbar (0.13) > jde (2.2.7.1) > XEmacs (21.1.14) > > > > >It would really help if you posted the complete backtrace so that one could > >see exactly who is referencing this variable. > >I don't really have idea how to do that, but I found a buffer called >Backtrace. That is the first error message >I get in case I try to use any template. >------------------------------------- > >Signaling: (void-variable mark-active) > tempo-insert-template(tempo-template-println\ statement nil) > jde-gen-println(nil) > call-interactively(jde-gen-println) > >----------------------------------- This indicates that XEmacs is loading and using a version of tempo intended for Emacs. Check your load-path to make sure that you are loading the correct, i.e,, XEmacs version of tempo. - Paul
