Very non-trivial questions
remain, like how Custom Themes is going to treat hooks and certain
list variables. At present, even without Themes, Custom has serious
problems handling these, as we discussed earlier.
There is no need to worry about it--since they did not work cleanly
Luc Teirlinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Sorry for the delay in replying to this.
>
>Could you please look at the code and see if the design is clear
>to you?
>
> I have not had the time to study things in detail, but the design is
> certainly clearer than what it used to be. Very non-
Sorry for the delay in replying to this.
Could you please look at the code and see if the design is clear
to you?
I have not had the time to study things in detail, but the design is
certainly clearer than what it used to be. Very non-trivial questions
remain, like how Custom Themes is goi
but I think we already discussed the proper conflict resolution
method. What I suggested was that the themes are listed in an order,
and later themes override earlier themes.
It is a little bit more complex than that. The user can enable or
disable themes, save optio
I rewrote most of the themes code in custom.el. I did not have time to
debug it ;-(, but I verified that Emacs still at least builds and
runs.
Whether or not it is bug-free, at least now it should have a clear
design that ought to make fixing any remaining bugs straightforward.
What will take the
but I think we already discussed the proper conflict resolution
method. What I suggested was that the themes are listed in an order,
and later themes override earlier themes.
It is a little bit more complex than that. The user can enable or
disable themes, save options through Custom, s
Richard Stallman wrote:
"A proper design" doesn't identify a specific problem I could address,
The very first design decision to be made is: what do we want Custom
Themes to be and how do we want them to be used.
I do not even know what _kind_ of Custom Themes the current code is
trying to im
The Themes code
needs to be rewritten using a proper conflict resolution algorithm and
a proper design.
"A proper design" doesn't identify a specific problem I could address,
but I think we already discussed the proper conflict resolution
method. What I suggested was that the themes
There is currently no support for Custom Themes in Emacs that comes
remotely close to working.
I'm sure the facts you are stating are accurate, but your emotional
response to the bugs is overstated. They are just bugs, and they just
need to be fixed.
I'm going to stand by my decision. W
Richard Stallman wrote:
This feature is already in Emacs, it is important, and I will not
stand for giving up on it. That is the wrong attitude.
I repeat: I do not suggest giving up on (proper) Themes support. I
suggest putting it off until after the release. Are those two equivalent?
Richard Stallman wrote:
They ARE a new feature. This feature is already in Emacs,
There is currently no support for Custom Themes in Emacs that comes
remotely close to working. The three unfixed bugs I mentioned are
just examples. As another example, a fourth bug is that when an
option's va
"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Custom themes would be a completely new complex feature, not a bug
> fix:
>
> They ARE a new feature. This feature is already in Emacs, it is
> important, and I will not stand for giving up on it. That is the
> wrong attitude.
>
> Would
Custom themes would be a completely new complex feature, not a bug
fix:
They ARE a new feature. This feature is already in Emacs, it is
important, and I will not stand for giving up on it. That is the
wrong attitude.
Would you please work on fixing this? Otherwise we will have to wait
First new bug. After requiring a theme and then setting and saving
some option through Custom, all my customizations for all options for
which the theme specified a value were deleted.
Can you fix that?
Second new bug: `custom-create-theme' can not handle variables
First new bug. After requiring a theme and then setting and saving
some option through Custom, all my customizations for all options for
which the theme specified a value were deleted.
Can you fix that?
Second new bug: `custom-create-theme' can not handle variables with
a def
As I already said in another message, things are still a _lot_ worse
than I thought yesterday. The Custom themes feature in its current
form is actually completely unusable and it seems impossible to make
it usable without a substantial effort in correcting porting errors
and finishing off the por
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