Re: void-function replace-in-string

2001-02-13 Thread Robert Fenk
On , February 11 2001 21:45:22, Kai Grossjohann wrote: [...] > No. Test for each individual feature and then DTRT if the feature is > there. For example, if BBDB were to display images, testing for > XEmacs vs Emacs is the wrong thing to do -- Emacs 21 can display > images, too. That right, blam

Re: void-function replace-in-string

2001-02-11 Thread Kai Großjohann
On Tue, 6 Feb 2001, Robert Fenk wrote: > You are right, actually speaking there is quite some > GNU/XEmacs compatibility code scatters across various files, > it would be a good idea to put it into one file and "require" > that file for GNU Emacs. No. Test for each individual feature and then D

Re: void-function replace-in-string

2001-02-06 Thread Robert Fenk
On Monday, February 5 2001 23:51:24, Alex Schroeder wrote: > Alex Schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > The latest CVS seems to have an XEmacsism... The function > > replace-in-string is not in Emacs 20.7. > > Well, there is compatibility code in bbdb-snarf, so maybe this should > be move

Re: void-function replace-in-string

2001-02-05 Thread Robert Fenk
On Sunday, February 4 2001 00:14:17, Alex Schroeder wrote: > The latest CVS seems to have an XEmacsism... The function > replace-in-string is not in Emacs 20.7. Fixed in the current CVS. Cheers Robert ___ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.ne

Re: void-function replace-in-string

2001-02-05 Thread Alex Schroeder
Alex Schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The latest CVS seems to have an XEmacsism... The function > replace-in-string is not in Emacs 20.7. Well, there is compatibility code in bbdb-snarf, so maybe this should be moved from bbdb-snarf.el to bbdb.el (where the offending replace-in-string re

void-function replace-in-string

2001-02-03 Thread Alex Schroeder
The latest CVS seems to have an XEmacsism... The function replace-in-string is not in Emacs 20.7. Alex. -- http://www.geocities.com/kensanata/emacs.html "gnu.emacs.help is for GNU Emacs, comp.emacs.xemacs is for XEmacs." ___ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://