Here are some initial style recommendations for objects.texi. A couple
of them are related to indexing. Are there any guidelines when it comes
to what should be indexed? For example, none of the types have index
entries.
Patch attached.
Josh
Index: objects.texi
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When going through objects.texi the oddest part I found,
was the section on comments. To me comments have nothing
to do with objects, and while tangentially related to read syntax
they are not part of any particular object's read syntax.
Since I've only gone through the two files so far, I can onl
Since one of the Release goals is proofing the manuals, I'm sending this here,
rather than the bug-lisp-manual. I've attached a patch to intro.texi and the
Changelog, but I'm going to inline the intro.texi part and make some comments,
so that a commiter can decide which parts to apply.
I tried to
On 7/2/05, Richard M. Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would someone like to fix doctor.el so that the variable names
> start with `doctor-'?
>
> You could do this either by renaming the references too, or by
> changing the code to add `doctor-' when it accesses a variable
> name from one of
The following patch resolves the problem i was having (I could only
reproduce this on my machine at work with RH9.0, but it was consistent
on that machine). By restricting the regexp to the current line (sort
of) i was able to avoid whatever strange thing was causing the regexp
to loop infinitely.
I found a file that would consitently cause the problem from my last
e-mail - same stack trace and everything. So, i updated to CVS Head
and verified the bug is still there. I then tried to strip that file
down to a minimal test case and had some very strange results. While
trying to take out anyth
I know that there have been some commits since this version, but in
case it is useful I just had a Makefile shoot into an infinite loop. I
think this string was the problem "# $Header: ", but it is not
reproducable just opening the file. I had this session for only a few
hours, but a fresh emacs on
On 5/18/05, David Kastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dan Nicolaescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Am I the only one that finds the new makefile-shell-face annoying?
> >
I second this - i immediately customized them back to the old ones.
> Only if accompanied by new patterns that render the m
