On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am happy/sorry to say after Robert replied on this issue, I tried to
> make it happen again by byte-compiling the ELs with 21.1.90 and it
> doesn't happen anymore. Now, I don't know why it was complaining in
> the first place. Could it be that not
Robert Fenk writes:
> On Friday, February 8, 2002 at 10:06:32, Sridhar Boovaraghavan wrote:
> > When I use bbdb-show-all-recipients in a VM message (I am using 6.98,
> > the error seems to happen with 7.01 also), I get the following error.
>
> You might also use "C-u :" (bbdb/vm-show-sender)
I am happy/sorry to say after Robert replied on this issue, I tried to
make it happen again by byte-compiling the ELs with 21.1.90 and it
doesn't happen anymore. Now, I don't know why it was complaining in
the first place. Could it be that not all the files were compiled at
once and this caused so
Hi Robert,
As I mention in my previous e-mail (or think I did), removing the elc
files do help. Recompiling them with the released version of Emacs
21.1 also helps. The problem seems to be caused by byte-compiling them
with Emacs 21.1.90. I cannot say whether this also happens with Emacs
21.1.80,
On Friday, February 8, 2002 at 10:06:32, Sridhar Boovaraghavan wrote:
> When I use bbdb-show-all-recipients in a VM message (I am using 6.98,
> the error seems to happen with 7.01 also), I get the following error.
You might also use "C-u :" (bbdb/vm-show-sender) in your VM
buffer, does that work?
On Friday, February 8, 2002 at 10:06:32, Sridhar Boovaraghavan wrote:
> When I use bbdb-show-all-recipients in a VM message (I am using 6.98,
> the error seems to happen with 7.01 also), I get the following error.
Try running without ELC files. Does that help?
Bye Robert
Hi,
When I use bbdb-show-all-recipients in a VM message (I am using 6.98,
the error seems to happen with 7.01 also), I get the following error.
--
Loading bbdb-hooks...done
bbdb-header-start: Invalid function: (macro . #[(message) "Á©ÂEÂE§" [message
aref 0] 4])
Loading view...done
Loading eie
