Thanks. Is find-image the only function that uses these images?
I do not know, but I think so.
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> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Chong Yidong wrote:
> + (defvar image-load-path
> + (list (concat data-directory "images/") data-directory 'load-path)
> + "List of locations in which to search for image files.
> + If an element is a string, it defines a directory to search.
> + If an element is a
Isn't it better to avoid using something like "offset++" as
an argument of a macro even if we know that it's currently
safe.
I see no danger in it--most of our macros are safe, and we keep them
that way. If you think it would be cleaner to rewrite that, I don't
mind if you do. But th
I still don't like this. What I don't like is that a command invoked
by clicking in the mode line reads a number in the minibuffer.
That seems like a bad interface design.
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Thien-Thi Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> 1. possibly suggest a speedup in the functions as they are now
>> 2. implement some of them as a primitive in C
> i suggest making the buffer in which you operate "unibyte"
> It seems really dumb if there is no way for the CPU to tell the disk,
> "Write these blocks now, and tell me when you're done."
There is a way, but when the drive reports that it has written the
blocks it may just have stored them in its write cache.
How stupid, to make a featur
> That approach seems good to me. It will work with aspell 0.50 as
> well as it would have worked with ispell.
>
> Does anyone see a problem with that patch?
This patch seems good for versions older than 0.60, but now I get
another error for version numbers greater than 0.60:
Debugger entered--L
> It is consistency between argument names in docstrings vs argument
> names in the Emacs Lisp Reference a goal?
>
> Yes, more or less. It is not necessary to fix all such discrepancies,
> but in many cases fixing them would be a step forward. When doing so,
> it is important to standardi
>> The crash happens when cons encounters invalid data in the free list.
>> However, the bug occurred earlier, when the data became invalid.
>
> I find that significantly lowering gc-cons-threshold helps a lot in
> triggering such errors more often and making them occur somewhat
> closer to their o
Sorry, missed your email, so here is some mess from the web with my
comments:
Jochen Küpper writes:
> drkm writes:
What did you do, exactly? What happens with this:
common > emacs -q --no-site-file
M-x load-file autoloads-compile-script
M-x cedet-update-autoloads cede
Slawomir Nowaczyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
Hi,
> Is there any chance to have the following small patch applied to
> tramp.el? It allows one to specify default user name for remote hosts.
I'm a little bit reserved applying this patch. Tramp 2.1, the
developpers version, has such a cu
Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. possibly suggest a speedup in the functions as they are now
> 2. implement some of them as a primitive in C
i suggest making the buffer in which you operate "unibyte", arranging
for the insertion of external data in the buffer (for example, in a
subpr
Is someone working on this? Here's the tail of "make clean bootstrap":
gcc -I/sw/include -L/sw/lib -c -fpascal-strings -fno-common -DMAC_OSX
-I../mac/src -Demacs -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.
-I/Users/merlyn/MIRROR/emacs-CVS/src -fpascal-strings -fno-common -DMAC_OSX
-I../mac/src -Dtemacs -g -O2 x
Mario Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Through the last 4 years of Emacs Lisp coding, I've come across the need
> to read and/or write binary data from time to time. Mostly when doing
> network process IO, but recently also reading binary data from a buffer.
> I've managed to solve all obstac
Hi.
Through the last 4 years of Emacs Lisp coding, I've come across the need
to read and/or write binary data from time to time. Mostly when doing
network process IO, but recently also reading binary data from a buffer.
I've managed to solve all obstacles so far, and wrote the necessary
utility f
Richard M. Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd rather have a file called images/mh-logo than a directory called
> images/mh-e, if I have the choice of one or the other.
OK.
> That's a misunderstanding. I was not talking about the paragraph
> starting "Gnus adds", I was talking about your
Richard M. Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This volunteer would find the places in the code where the following
> images are used:
>
> I did a grep for find-image and found that various packages
> encapsulate it. I did not look at the code for those functions,
> but there were only
I find that significantly lowering gc-cons-threshold helps a lot in
triggering such errors more often and making them occur somewhat
closer to their origin.
That is a good suggestion. Could you add something to etc/DEBUG about
that?
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That's correct -- or actually the GNUstep "version" and the OS X one
are the same code, with a few ifdefs here and there. The APIs
provided by GNUstep and Cocoa are almost identical (or at least
largely overlapping; please see http://gnustep.org for more
explanation) T
This volunteer would find the places in the code where the following
images are used:
I did a grep for find-image and found that various packages
encapsulate it. I did not look at the code for those functions,
but there were only around 6 of them. To look at each one
and where it is used
You should wait for RMS approval before installing though.
The basic ideas are fine with me. If it works, please install it.
But first, please write the changes for etc/NEWS and the Lisp manual.
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While trying to finish a new version of balance-windows I discovered
what seems to be a bug: When I try to resize a window by dragging the
lower border the upper border of this window is instead moved.
This looks very weird and unexpected so I would be glad for confirmation
of the behaviour by
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"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Will the drive finish writing the blocks even if the computer crashes?
If it's a software crash, probably. The write caching feature is very
manufacturer dependent so it's hard to tell, there isn't much
documentation about it.
> It has been ma
Hello,
Is there any chance to have the following small patch applied to
tramp.el? It allows one to specify default user name for remote hosts.
Some time ago tramp used to take user-login-name as a default remote
user name if it was not specified by "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Now, however,
default user
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