Eric Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] seems to think that:
I just upgraded to the latest beta. I noticed two weird things:
1) When I do a query replace, emacs seems to leave parts of the
original string when it replaces string in some places (such as where a
class name is expected) For example if it replace old to new in public
class oldOne I get public class newldOne! This does not always
break. It does seem to happen if JDEE can parse original string a class
and if the idle thread kicks in during the replace?
Hi,
The automatic reparse mechanism attached to an idle timer fails to
save the match data iff you let the parser reparse a previous between
the time it matches and you make your decision. This has been fixed
in CVS and will be out in a beta soon.
2) There is a gray bar at the top of each page which seems to repeat the
first line in the file. Is there a way to make this go away?
That is semantic-stickyfunc-mode, and can be turned off via that
function. That is the default behavior when you are at the top of a
buffer. It is supposed to show a summary of the function cut off at
the top of a window.
Eric
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