As you had a recipe for reproducing this, it is probably the œ
character
that is either miscoded in the string argument (the penultimate
argument,
an XChar2b *) or it is missing in the font used for bold. If you
can print
the values in the XChar2b* (the last argument to XDrawImageString
> As you had a recipe for reproducing this, it is probably the œ character
> that is either miscoded in the string argument (the penultimate argument,
> an XChar2b *) or it is missing in the font used for bold. If you can print
> the values in the XChar2b* (the last argument to XDrawImageStrin
Can you print out the error string (error parameter to
x_error_handler)?
77 is just XDrawImageString16 which is in the second backtrace as
expected.
But it can generate different errors. I think it is a BadMatch,
which
usually indicates bad input to XDrawImageString16. You should be
>> My Emacs is crashing in Gnus when displaying some articles.
>> I haven't been able to get a reliable recipe yet, but basically I get
>> a backtrace as shown in the appended session.
>> The first backtrace is with x-synchronize turned off, the second is with
>> x-synchronize turned on.
>>
>> Co
My Emacs is crashing in Gnus when displaying some articles.
I haven't been able to get a reliable recipe yet, but basically I get
a backtrace as shown in the appended session.
The first backtrace is with x-synchronize turned off, the second is
with
x-synchronize turned on.
Could give me some
> In the mean time, I'll try to get a reliably reproducible recipe.
OK, got it:
LANG=fr_CH.UTF-8 emacs -q
M-x font-lock-mode RET
M-x customize-face RET font-lock-function-name-face RET
... make it bold ...
C-x b *scratch* RET
( d e f u n SPC f o o Multi_key o e
it may depend on
My Emacs is crashing in Gnus when displaying some articles.
I haven't been able to get a reliable recipe yet, but basically I get
a backtrace as shown in the appended session.
The first backtrace is with x-synchronize turned off, the second is with
x-synchronize turned on.
Could give me some hint
