I can't check the details, but the overall idea seems like the right
thing. Thanks for writing it.
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What I actually meant was: is there a new binding for the function
formerly bound to C-h C-i. I checked with on old version of Emacs
that C-h C-i ran info-lookup-symbol and that that function is now
bound to C-h S. So maybe we should now just list:
\key{find specified funct
It's not clear what the TODO entry means, so I don't know. longlines and
refill do different things, so it seems incorrect to think of longlines as
replacing refill;
Why do you think that is not correct? To me they seem to be doing the
same job, just in different ways.
I can't check the details, but it seems like basically the right thing.
> To activate:
> (setq send-mail-function 'mailclient-send-it)
Forgot this: Maybe it would be better to include this in mailclient.el?
No, because just loading a Lisp file shouldn't change the behavior of
Emacs.
> However, it won't fit in Emacs Lisp, because it can't be parsed
> backwards.
Yes, but there are 4HclubH4s for every taste.
Alas, that won't help, because symbols can end in `H4'.
Imagine trying to
explain that design decision t
but I think we already discussed the proper conflict resolution
method. What I suggested was that the themes are listed in an order,
and later themes override earlier themes.
It is a little bit more complex than that. The user can enable or
disable themes, save optio
I rewrote most of the themes code in custom.el. I did not have time to
debug it ;-(, but I verified that Emacs still at least builds and
runs.
Whether or not it is bug-free, at least now it should have a clear
design that ought to make fixing any remaining bugs straightforward.
What will take the
>> (expand-file-name (file-name-nondirectory fname) dir)
>>
>>
>> should return fname back. It is like an identity, right? If not,
>> what is the way to *always* correctly do an expand-file-name ?
>
> This works for me:
> (concat (file-name-as-directory "~/tmp")
What's the deal with undo in calc? It's recently stopped working...
[just says "No further undo information available"]
-Miles
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Come now, if we were really planning to harm you, would we be waiting here,
beside the path, in the very darkest part of the forest?
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> What I actually meant was: is there a new binding for the function
> formerly bound to C-h C-i. I checked with on old version of Emacs
> that C-h C-i ran info-lookup-symbol and that that function is now
> bound to C-h S. So maybe we should now just list:
>
> \key{find specified function or va
> What still bothers me in `Query Replace' is that `C-M-%' is not
> mentioned. Lute added a comment saying that it can't be typed on
> consoles. But is it a reason for majority of users (X, xterm,
> MSWindows, MacOS) to not know about `C-M-%'? Users who can't type
> `C-M-%' o
This concerns the documentation for the two new :initialize functions.
They are kind of internal and hence I believe that maybe they do not
need to be mentioned in the already very long NEWS. On the other
hand, maybe it might be useful to mention them in the Elisp manual,
for instance because peop
I propose the following small changes to the
`custom-reevaluate-setting' docstring. I believe that "default value"
might be somewhat confusing, since it is often used as the opposite of
"buffer local value". I believe that "standard value", the standard
name used by Custom, is less ambiguous. I
> I've collected a few examples in the file attached below. The section
> `grep ???' contains examples deduced from regexps in `grep-regexp-alist'.
> Could someone recognize what grep produces them?
>
> The first three seem to follow the GNU spec for column numbers
> and ranges. I don
> This part affects non-TTY platforms, while leaving the TTY colors
> intact. Why? I don't think there's any problem with Diff-mode colors
> on displays that support many colors, are there?
Maybe the following patch is more correct:
Index: lisp/diff-mode.el
=
Hi Bill,
Bill Wohler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Please forgive the delay--I was waiting to have a chance
> > to make some of you members of the Emacs project myself.
> > Instead I decided I will find someone else to do that.
>
> Thank y
David Kastrup wrote:
I don't understand why it is worth doing in the first place. Why not
just let those characters self-insert? They don't have any other
meaning in vi. What use is it to have them beep?
It is a bit like to have some control keys self-inserting in Emacs.
_
Lennart Borgman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Kim F. Storm wrote:
>
>>"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>>>What you should do is rebind those characters to run
>>>another command, one that does your special thing
>>>and calls self-insert.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Or use the command rema
Kim F. Storm wrote:
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
When you put advice on primitive functions,
it only works when they are called from Lisp code.
The command loop calls self-insert directly in
a special way, so your advice is not called.
What you should do is rebind thos
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When you put advice on primitive functions,
> it only works when they are called from Lisp code.
> The command loop calls self-insert directly in
> a special way, so your advice is not called.
>
> What you should do is rebind those characters to
Brian van den Broek wrote:
The main query:
I am having a problem quiting emacs. If I have open modified buffers,
and wish to quit without saving I can quit with C-x C-c and answering
the minibuffer prompts accordingly. However, if I try Menu->File->Exit
Emacs or clicking the close button on t
The doc strings for ediff-patch-buffer/file talks about BUFFER-NAME and
SOURCE-FILENAME that are not explained. On the other hand the argument
"arg" is not described.
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Richard M. Stallman wrote:
This does not alter the point that Windows-only improvements are not
important for the GNU Project. Correcting Windows-only bugs or
misfeatures is welcome, just not as important as making Emacs better
on the GNU system. Windows-only features are not acceptable.
W
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >> \key{find specified function or variable in Info}{C-h C-i}
> >>
> >> the keybinding `C-h C-i' is not available anymore.
> >
> > Is there a new binding?
>
> I think the new key for this job is C-h F.
> It does not exactly fi
>> \key{find specified function or variable in Info}{C-h C-i}
>>
>> the keybinding `C-h C-i' is not available anymore.
>
> Is there a new binding?
I think the new key for this job is C-h F.
It does not exactly fit that description, since it works
only for commands.
_
What still bothers me in `Query Replace' is that `C-M-%' is not
mentioned. Lute added a comment saying that it can't be typed on
consoles. But is it a reason for majority of users (X, xterm,
MSWindows, MacOS) to not know about `C-M-%'? Users who can't type
`C-M-%' on consoles
Perhaps what is needed to start with is to ask people to send output
examples of different kinds of grep. We could put these example in a
new file etc/grep.txt similarly to etc/compilation.txt.
That is a good idea. Please start that file.
I've collected a few examples in the fil
>What I've told you is that advantages only for Windows users are not
>important advantages for the GNU Project. Our goal is to replace
>Windows, not to enhance it, and we must not allow ourselves to be
>distracted from this goal for the convenience of Windows users.
Yes, I ag
Hi,
This patch provides "M-x mac-hide-menu-bar" and "M-x mac-show-menu-
bar" to the Mac (Carbon) port.
Generally menu-bars are toggled by menu-bar-mode on other platforms.
However, since Mac OS has only one menu-bar in the screen, it is not
good to toggle it by menu-bar-mode which is local
Hi David,
David Reitter writes:
> I don't know if we need to check for UFS drives (works fine for me
> on SMB mounts; [...]
UFS works the same as SMB.
> I don't know how to check for that - maybe you can add that.
You can use "Disk Utility" to create a disk image, repartition the
image to chan
David Reitter wrote:
To activate:
(setq send-mail-function 'mailclient-send-it)
Forgot this: Maybe it would be better to include this in mailclient.el?
Then you just have to load mailclient.el, that is it. For those who
accidently loads it give a message and save the old value.
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David Reitter wrote:
The enclosed package allows to hand over a mail buffer from sendmail.el
to the system's designated e-mail client.
Note that the e-mail client will display the contents of the buffer
again for editing. The e-mail client is taken to be whoever handles a
mailto: URL
via `bro
The enclosed package allows to hand over a mail buffer from sendmail.el
to the system's designated e-mail client.
Note that the e-mail client will display the contents of the buffer
again for editing. The e-mail client is taken to be whoever handles a
mailto: URL
via `browse-url'.
To activate:
On 10 Jul 2005, at 01:56, YAMAMOTO Mitsuharu wrote:
I think these functions should follow the convention of existing
operations on files. For example, with respect to the default
directory, error handling, and argument names. Maybe the function
name should be "mac-set-file-creator". We can ad
On 9 Jul 2005, at 17:08, Steven Tamm wrote:
Fine. You can do the same thing with osascript (although it's much
more annoying).
I did that for a while, until I had a bug report from a user saying
that it started Finder every time he saved a file. The AppleScript
had to go through the Find
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Jarc) writes:
> "D Goel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> (expand-file-name (file-name-nondirectory fname) dir)
>>
>>
>> should return fname back. It is like an identity, right? If not,
>> what is the way to *always* correctly do an expand-file-name ?
>
> This works for me:
"Sean O'Rourke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> No. There is no escaping whatsoever, nor is there a delimiter. The 4
>> before the H is a character count. And H stands for "Hollerith code",
>> the punch card predecessor of "ASCII
Juri Linkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
>>> 7. In the section `Info'
>>>
>>> \key{find specified function or variable in Info}{C-h C-i}
>>>
>>> the keybinding `C-h C-i' is not available anymore.
>>
>> Is there a new binding?
>
> Currently `C-h C-i' is unbound. Some time ago I proposed to b
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> No. There is no escaping whatsoever, nor is there a delimiter. The 4
> before the H is a character count. And H stands for "Hollerith code",
> the punch card predecessor of "ASCII code".
>
> Another advantage of 4H^.*\n is that you
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