I've discovered a problem with org-mode on the trunk version of emacs;
typing ctrl-c ctrl-c to add a tag results in Wrong type argument:
listp, t.
Here are steps to reproduce:
(1) Place the following in a file named foo.org (not including the
lines of = signs.)
==
# -*- mode: org; -*-
#+STARTUP: logdone
#+TAGS: bb(b) dw(d) holiday(a) meeting(m) note(n) q(q) releng(r)
sysadmin(s) eng(e) other(o)
* Top level
** second level 1
*** third level
1 :b:
CLOCK: [2011-07-10 Sun 12:44]--[2011-07-10 Sun 12:44] = 0:00
** second level 2
*** third level
2 :b:
CLOCK: [2011-07-10 Sun 12:46]
material for third level
==
(2) Open foo.org with emacs:
emacs -Q foo.org
(3) place point in the first column of third level 2 (line 12).
(3) Attempt to add the meeting tag to line 12 by typing C-c C-c m
RET.
Expected behavior: after typing C-c C-c, org mode should present a
list of pre-defined tags. Emacs 23.3 exhibits this behavior.
Observed behavior: typing C-c C-c produces the following message in the
minibuffer: Wrong type argument: listp, t
Thanks for the fine report. Unfortunately, I can't reproduce this since
the text following Top level is hidden here. foo.org appears as
# -*- mode: org; -*-
#+STARTUP: logdone
#+TAGS: bb(b) dw(d) holiday(a) meeting(m) note(n) q(q) releng(r) sysadmin(s)
eng(e) other(o)
* Top level
If I manually insert its text into a new buffer foo.org. the buffer after
step (3) looks like
# -*- mode: org; -*-
#+STARTUP: logdone
#+TAGS: bb(b) dw(d) holiday(a) meeting(m) note(n) q(q) releng(r) sysadmin(s)
eng(e) other(o)
* Top level
** second level 1
*** third level 1 :b:
CLOCK: [2011-07-10 Sun 12:44]--[2011-07-10 Sun 12:44] = 0:00
** second level 2
*** third level 2 :meeting:b:
CLOCK: [2011-07-10 Sun 12:46]
material for third level
which is probably the expected behavior. What shall I do?
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$ bzr version-info
revision-id: rudal...@gmx.at-20110709123238-vs7l1ocolzez5ibf
date: 2011-07-09 14:32:38 +0200
build-date: 2011-07-10 12:53:42 -0400
revno: 105058
branch-nick: trunk
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Chong has fixed some silliness in that code, so maybe this has been
fixed already. Please upgrade.
display-buffer: Wrong type argument: listp, t
Quit [2 times]
display-buffer: Wrong type argument: listp, t
If the error persists, could you try to edebug `display-buffer' before
org calls it and tell me the value of normalized calculated in these
lines:
(normalized
;; Normalize specifiers.
(display-buffer-normalize-specifiers buffer-name specifiers label))
Thanks, martin
