ve or case-insensitive? Now it can be done by let-
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Sven Joachim wrote:
Incidentally, the systems where it does _not_ work are all propietary,
according to Reiner's message. That may be no coincidence...
Incidentally, mktemp(1) is not a POSIX shell utility.
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allocating the memory for the pixmap and proceeding to display the
image. It's more like closing the barn door after half of the horses
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Sven Joachim wrote:
How about rewriting sh-tmp-file so that it uses mktemp(1) to create
the temporary file?
What about those of us on systems that do not provide mktemp(1)?
I'm running ksh 93 on Solaris 9.
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I want is the last of the key sequences for
that
> command defined in the map - and that's not always feasible. I found
nothing
> in the manual about which binding is displayed or how to control that.
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to type or reach over for the
> mouse.
C-l
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tin-1 characters.
A few of them may have been left out.
iso-transl-char-map is complete: every non-ASCII ISO-8859-1 character
is represented at least once.
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Kim F. Storm wrote:
> Chong Yidong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>I installed VM to and played around with it trying to make the
>>string_free_list/compact_small_strings crash happen. I got a crash on
>>an invalid cons_free_list; dunno if that's related.
>
> It seems that most of the crashes trigg
\C-cz"
(lambda (foo)
"*Grok FOO."
(interactive "sGrok: ")
(grok foo)))
,[ C-h k C-c z ]
| C-c z runs the command (lambda (foo) "*Grok FOO." (interactive "sGrok:
") (gr
ve to go in execute-kbd-macro.
> But what should happen if both Emacs and the window system have new text
> at that point (where no ordering exists between them)?
Where did he say that?
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en, but it is
> possible. I just wanted to make sure that simply binding some
> variables to nil was not the final solution to this.
What is wrong with that solution?
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he proposed new option's default preserves the current behavior, you
don't have to do anything. But if the default is to disable interaction
via the clipboard, then you'd have to customize the option before
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| If KEYMAP is a sparse keymap, the pair binding KEY to DEF is added at
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on is off by default, there is a menu item to turn it
on (and then off again, if desired). But if a global option is on by
default, there is no menu item to turn it off (or back on again, if
desired). Is that a good user interface design?
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>(interactive (progn
> (barf-if-buffer-read-only)
> (list (region-beginning) (region-end)
>(if current-prefix-arg 'full
Why is that better than:
(interactive "*\
nil
interprogram-cut-function))
(interprogram-paste-function
(if kbd-macro-disable-interprogram-functions
nil
interprogram-paste-function)))
ad-do-it))
Or perhaps -ignore- is preferred over -disable- in variable names
ns (concat "\\`"
!(regexp-quote
(custom-file))
!"\\'")
!recentf-exclude
(set-buffer (find-file-noselect (custom-file
Kim F. Storm wrote:
> Kevin Rodgers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>But how about providing an Emacs command to debug the crash and
>>instructions on how to use it:
>>
>>If emacs crashed, try running the gdb debugger on the program
>>and its co
ult-directory t))
(list (read-file-name "Program: "
invocation-directory nil t invocation-name)
(read-file-name "Core: "
(with-current-buffer "*scratch*"
default-directory)
implemented within Emacs itself? That is, the script would be
installed as "cvs_rsh" in exec-directory by `make install` and pcl-cvs
would do (setenv "CVS_RSH" (expand-file-name "cvs_rsh" exec-directory)).
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What do people think of the idea of making . match soft newlines?
That would fix problems where various features get confused
by longlines.el.
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Stefan Monnier wrote:
Should there be a with-selected-window macro, analogous to
with-current-buffer?
Ever tried C-h f ?
Not in Emacs 22.
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icit buffer switching that will restore the old buffer only when
> there were no `pop-to-buffer' calls.
In the old days we'd use save-window-excursion; now there is
save-selected-window.
Should there be a with-selected-window macro, analogous to
with-current-buffer?
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Miles Bader wrote:
> I tend to think of datatypes in lisp as being disjoint categories of
> values; a value can only every have one datatype.
But types form a hierarchy, see e.g.
M-: (info "(elisp)Sequences Arrays Vectors")
name written?
It is NO-BREAK SPACE: http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0080.pdf
(on page 427, i.e. page 3 of 6 of that chart).
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> BTW, the variable-name (show-nonbreak-space) and the face
> (no-break-space) should use consistent terminology (I prefer
> "no-break" myself, but...).
Yes, the Unicode name for that character is NO-BREAK SPACE
Juanma Barranquero wrote:
> - Also, capitalize the interactive messages "active alpha: " and
> "inactive alpha: " to "Active alpha: " and "Inactive alpha: " (it's
> customary on interactive prompt).
Why
s, like this:
Emacs*Font: -*-courier-medium-r-*--*-140-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1
(That's for a 14 point font. I assume you meant a 10.5 point font,
which would be 105 in tenths of points.)
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Emacs commands in little ways.
"Extensible" means that you can go beyond simple customization
and write entirely new commands, programs in the Lisp language
to be run by Emacs's own Lisp interpreter.
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at text
the last search matched.
A reference to the Markers node there might be useful. And this bit
from the Markers node should be emphasized:
Insertion and deletion in a buffer must check all the markers
and relocate them if necessary. This slows processing in a
bu
Kim F. Storm wrote:
> Kevin Rodgers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>There certainly is a better way, suggested on gnu.emacs.sources several
>>years ago by Dave Love, but I haven't had the time to properly
>>generalize it. What I'd like to do right now is help s
ons are called by
;; internal_self_insert, which has already had `last-command-char'
;; passed to it as a C function parameter by command_loop_1.
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proposed). It just seems to
me that the command loop info variables and functions ought to return
distinctly different values forms are evaluated outside of that context.
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Richard Stallman wrote:
>(when (featurep 'dnd)
> (make-variable-buffer-local 'dnd-protocol-alist)
> (setq dnd-protocol-alist
I think this should be `make-local-variable'.
Yes.
My favorite Emacs Lisp idiom:
(set (make-local-variable &#x
uns independently of the command loop.
It might be nice if Emacs temporarily bound all the command loop info
variables to nil while it runs the process filters. But since it
doesn't seem to, how can I detect that situation?
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variables to nil while it runs the process filters. But since it
doesn't seem to, how can I detect that situation?
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> `describe-variable' and then clicked the customize link, finding that the
> only group for this option is "mouse".
I would have started with `C-h v mouse?' which lists it straight away.
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Robert J. Chassell wrote:
... Can you go to the RMAIL buffer and try something like
(length (save-restriction (widen) (overlays-in (point-min) (point-max
to see how many overlays are in the buffer?
6128
That is more than I expected.
How many did you expect?
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a regular
> key, such as `r'.
How about `/', as a mnemonic for "root"?
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that specifies the compile flag.
Those particular warnings mean there are 4 function calls in the code
being compiled that look like this:
(error "This doesn't contain any percent characters" arg-1)
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put-scroll-to-bottom)
>
> or have ansi-color.el require comint. If anyone else thinks this
> should be fixed :)
Would it work if ansi-color-for-comint-mode-on added
ansi-color-process-output to comint-output-filter-functions? If so,
should ansi-color-for-comint-mode-off remove i
ser's face.
Have you tried displaying those temporary buffers each in its own frame,
via special-display-buffer-names (or special-display-regexps)? That
frame's sole window is dedicated to the buffer, and so killing the
buffer deletes the frame.
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tip-use-echo-area 'tooltip-gud-echo-area nil "22.1")
I'd prefer to define the same `define-obsolete-variable-alias' macro as used
in XEmacs.
I like the way (defobvaralias ...) rolls off the tongue... it sounds
like I can speak German!
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Why can't the overscrolled portion of the window (or any portion beyond
the end of the buffer) be displayed differently? I think the fringe
face would be good for that.
There's alr
d ((equal next-command-event ?-)
+ (insert ?\t))
+ (next-command-event
+(setq unread-command-events
+ (cons next-command-event unread-command-events
(save-excursion (insert ?\n sh-here-document-word)
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#x27;t the overscrolled portion of the window (or any portion beyond
the end of the buffer) be displayed differently? I think the fringe
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Ted Zlatanov wrote:
> I wonder why sh-here-document-word is defined with a defvar instead of
> a defcustom in progmodes/sh-script.el. It should be customizable from
> the default value of "EOF," I think. Is it too esoteric for most users?
I don't know about most users, but I find it annoying that
actually a category consisting of
horizontal (space, tab, NBSP) and vertical subcategories
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Stefan Monnier wrote:
> Is there any good reason why mm-charset-to-coding-system only looks up
> mm-charset-synonym-alist after checking mm-coding-system-p?
>
> I'm being annoyed with email encoded in windows-1252 but labelled as
latin-1
> and figured that I could simply put
>
>;; Since window
-coding-system set to in that buffer? How
do you insert the compressed data into it?
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Kai Gro?johann wrote:
> Kevin Rodgers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>It's generally agreed that the user should be able to enable and disable
>>features at will. Should Tramp be a global minor mode a la
>>auto-compression-mode and auto-image-file-mode?
>
>
oned.
It's generally agreed that the user should be able to enable and disable
features at will. Should Tramp be a global minor mode a la
auto-compression-mode and auto-image-file-mode?
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(read-buffer "Goto buffer: "
(other-buffer (current-buffer) t)
t
(when buffer
(pop-to-buffer buffer))
(goto-line (number-at-point)))
If so, maybe a mouse- version would be useful, too.
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> (apropos-print-doc 2
> (if (commandp symbol)
> --- 860,866
> key))
> key)
> item ", "))
> ! (insert "(invoke using M-x)")))
> (terpri)
> (apropos-print-doc 2
> (if (command
on-mode-hook function (compile-enable-input) that
> allows the user to run compilations that require input by emulating
> comint-mode in the *compilation* buffer.
>
> Could you adapt these to the current version of compile.el?
Sure, here's the first part:
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