On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 05:58:39PM -0400, Richard M. Stallman wrote:
> Lua is a ``small language'' [...]
> Is Lua mode a mode for editing programs written in Lua?
> (The answer to that question is not self-evident.)
Yes, I was unclear, sorry. Christian answered already to that.
> If so, the o
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Christian,
What Richard meant was
``Is Lua mode a mode for editing programs-written-in-Lua?''
but you interpreted it as
``Is Lua mode a mode-for-editing-programs written in Lua?''
Good one. :-)
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On a second reading, sorry, I may have misunderstood the question.
> Is Lua mode a mode for editing programs written in Lua?
> (The answer to that question is not self-evident.)
Yes, lua-mode is for editing Lua programs. I don't know how widely the Emacs
mode itself is used, but the language its
On Tuesday 27 September 2005 05:58 pm, Richard M. Stallman wrote:
> Lua is a ``small language'' and its implementation, with a free license
> (Lua 4.0 has its own, zlib-like, lua 5.0 is MIT). See e.g.
>
> Is Lua mode a mode for editing programs written in Lua?
> (The answer to that question
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kim F. Storm) writes:
> Seems so. Does this patch give good results?
Yes, after fixing a "." that got lost somehow:
! width = img->width = max (gif->SWidth, gif->Image.Left + gif->ImageWidth);
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Lennart Borgman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>Is there any possibility that access to the window split tree from
>>>elisp could be implemented in Emacs?
>>
> A tree where the nodes are the splits and the leaves are the windows.
>
The following patch adds a window-split-tree function which return
Lua is a ``small language'' and its implementation, with a free license
(Lua 4.0 has its own, zlib-like, lua 5.0 is MIT). See e.g.
Is Lua mode a mode for editing programs written in Lua?
(The answer to that question is not self-evident.)
If so, the only question is whether it is used wide
If Bill Perry responds to me, I think it is best to see what he thinks
about the question. If he doesn't respond, let's delete those conditionals.
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"Göran Uddeborg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Romain Francoise writes:
>> Can you reproduce the bug with the latest Emacs sources from CVS? Your
>> reports mention Emacs 21.3 an 21.4, this codebase is very old.
>
> I managed to find some time to do this test at last. Current CVS
> emacs crashes
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Romain Francoise writes:
> Can you reproduce the bug with the latest Emacs sources from CVS? Your
> reports mention Emacs 21.3 an 21.4, this codebase is very old.
I managed to find some time to do this test at last. Current CVS
emacs crashes too.
I also tried to understand what the problem is.
> I'm an user of Lua mode, written by Christian Vogler et al. Yesterday I
> contacted him, asking what he thinks about integrating it into the Emacs
> distribution.
> He kindly answered that he would be fine with that but then would have to
> hand off maintenance due to lack of time. So I offered
> That would be overly expensive. I rewrote all this with ppss, two
> markers, a before-change-functions hook and without any text properties.
> It seems to work but needs some further testing.
> That is interesting. I would not have expected it to work.
> However, this would require
> Sounds like a total mess for XEmacs developers any which way. Unless
> some XEmacs developer volunteers maintaining for the XEmacs parts, it
> is not likely to be much of a help keeping them. How about tagging
> the current state with something like url_with_xemacs, then moving
> XEmacs support
I think it needs updating.
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> It would be better just to keep comparing until you reach a line that
> previously was fontified. After all, the line that was not fontified
> before certainly should get fontified, if it is on the screen. But a
> subsequent line that was previously fontified may not need to be
> changed.
>
T
On 27 Sep 2005, at 04:43, YAMAMOTO Mitsuharu wrote:
And as a general note, please enclose Mac OS X specific parts in
macfns.c and macterm.c with `#ifdef MAC_OSX' because these files are
also used by Mac OS Classic.
If I only knew what works and what won't work on Classic.
By the way, I'd like
On 27 Sep 2005, at 04:45, YAMAMOTO Mitsuharu wrote:
In particular, the option key works as the real option key if and
only if it isn't mapped to any Emacs modifiers. (I.e., don't
introduce the variable `mac-pass-option-to-system'.)
Then the conditionals becomes much simpler. Note
Thanks, David for your comments.
On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 09:20:47AM +0200, David Kastrup wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tomas Zerolo) writes:
>
> > I'm an user of Lua mode, written by Christian Vogler et
> > al. [...]
> You have to be aware that the package in the CVS will be distributed
> as part
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tomas Zerolo) writes:
> I'm an user of Lua mode, written by Christian Vogler et
> al. Yesterday I contacted him, asking what he thinks about
> integrating it into the Emacs distribution.
>
> He kindly answered that he would be fine with that but then would
> have to hand off mai
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