Kim F. Storm wrote:
Qw32_charset_default was declared in w32term.c rev 1.62 in early
2000, but was not defined there either. It is potentially used by
several codepaths, notably in enum_font_cb2(). The related symbol
'w32-charset-default' also exists in documentation. It should be
defined.
W
Eli Zaretskii wrote:
As for Qw32_charset_default and Vx_hand_shape, someone with more
knowledge in the w32 code than myself should look at this.
The declaration for Vx_hand_shape may be removed.
Qw32_charset_default was declared in w32term.c rev 1.62 in early 2000, but was
not defined there e
Richard M. Stallman wrote:
> I get a pop-up dialog asking me if I want to save (one of) the
> modified buffers. If I click on no, I bounce right back to the buffer
> I was viewing, and I do not exit emacs.
It does not fail for me. (I am using the Lucid widgets on GNU/Linux.)
Can a
Markus Gritsch wrote:
I am using the prebuilt CVS Emacs for Windows from
http://www.crasseux.com/emacs/. Can someone on another platform please
try to reproduce the bug, to see if it is specific to the Win32 version
or a general problem?
I have reproduced it on today's CVS, my mingw build, W
Juri Linkov wrote:
What about such a patch? I have tested it on GNU/Linux, but the
change in w32term.c is untested. I hope someone will test it
on Windows.
FWIW, the patch looks okay on Windows. I customized vertical-border to make a
pink window border. (I don't know why, but more importan
Miles Bader wrote:
So unless there are strong objections, I'll implement that by default
(well unless somebody else wants to implement it; David?).
Go for it. Work has been keeping me otherwise occupied.
Are there funny names for backtab other than those mentioned in this thread?
Look for
David PONCE wrote:
However I also have a global key binding to which doesn't
work, I only see . I also tried without any user's
configuration:
Is it the expected behavior? IMHO, with the control key, backtab
should report for consistency. WDYT?
I think the current behavior of matching a k
Miles Bader wrote:
I'm a bit confused by your example above -- did you really mean:
(define-key function-key-map [(shift tab)] [backtab])
(define-key function-key-map [iso-lefttab] [backtab])
;; ...etc...
(define-key map [backtab] 'backward-button)
;; no etc.
You saw right thru
Andreas Schwab wrote:
Depends on the terminal. At least S-tab is sometimes recognizable as
backtab, like on xterm (where S-tab sends "ESC [ Z", detected via terminfo
kcbt).
Hmm... so, in all keymaps that want to bind a backwards tab, you'd have to do
this to make everyone happy:
(define-
David Ponce wrote:
Please notice that on my Compacq Evo N610c laptop running Fedora Core
3 GNU/Linux the and keys seem to not exist. There
is a instead. Perhaps this key could be added to?
Does this mean that C-h k (Shift Tab) reports ? It seems you're running emacs in X, so you should
se
Lennart Borgman wrote:
Tab move to next link in the help buffer. Shift-Tab does the same.
However it would be more practical and consistent with usual behaviour
if Shift-Tab moved backwards.
Interesting. In emacs 21.3 for Windows, a *Help* buffer binds both and
to 'help-previous-ref', and
Lennart Borgman wrote:
I am trying to use `dired-tree-up' on w32. I get the error (error
"Cannot go up to d:/upperdir/ - not in this tree"). d:/upperdir/
exists and is the directory dired is showing. What is wrong?
Hmm... did you dired "d:/upperdir/somedir" then run 'dired-tree-up'?
That wo
Juanma Barranquero wrote:
Cause:
Documentation for the JPEG library states: " Microsoft C cannot pass
file pointers between applications and DLLs. (See Microsoft Knowledge
Base, PSS ID Number Q50336.) " I've been unable to find article
Q50336, probably because it is very old, but the descriptio
Andreas Schwab wrote:
This was a misplaced volatile. It's not needed here in the first place,
so I removed it.
Looking closer, the volatile _is_ needed. But it needs to be placed at
the right side of the asterisk.
Oops.. oh yeah. I want a volatile pointer to a function that returns a
poin
David Robinow wrote:
Recent changes to fileio.c, editfns.c, etc. have broken the MS Windows
build. Although nt/inc/pwd.h exists, configure.bat does not detect
it.
HAVE_PWD_H, of course, can be unconditionally defined but I'm not
sure exactly where to do it so I'm not including a patch.
However, c
Jason Rumney wrote:
I do think that once we have X and W32 (or X and Mac) support for a
feature like this, it is probably worth using HAVE_WINDOW_SYSTEM, and
providing a stub implementation for the other platform.
Since most window systems use a busy cursor of some form, this makes the
most sense
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