It doesn't take special talents to reproduce--even plants can do it.
On the other hand, contributing to a program like Emacs takes real
skill. That is really something to be proud of.
It helps more people, too.
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> > Stefan, can you work on that?
>
> I just got a baby girl and am kind of swamped,
>
> I am sorry to hear it. Unless someone else can figure these things
> out, I guess the release has to wait until you have time.
Congratulations, Stefan! I suggest that you spend any spare time
> Stefan, can you work on that?
I just got a baby girl and am kind of swamped,
I am sorry to hear it. Unless someone else can figure these things
out, I guess the release has to wait until you have time.
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> Stefan, can you work on that?
I just got a baby girl and am kind of swamped,
Stefan
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Actually, another problem is that some modes apparently _relied_ on the
fact that paragraph-separate used to be meaningless if it did not also
match paragraph-start. The recent 22.0.50 changes in paragraph
behavior have broken paragraphs at least in Shell mode and Ielm.
This is ve
> If this change has been made, it is worth mentioning in NEWS.
> However, if you didn't set out intentionally to make this change,
> are you sure it has been made completely? Have you checked all
> the uses of paragraph-start to make sure they really work
> when paragraph-star
>From my previous reply:
Thus, with this setting, prompt, input and output behave mostly as
if they were separate paragraphs and most numeric arguments to
paragraph commands are ignored.
Should have been:
Thus, with this setting, prompt, input and output behave mostly as
if they were s
Richard Stallman wrote:
Have you checked all the uses of paragraph-start to make sure they
really work when paragraph-start does not match separator lines?
Actually, another problem is that some modes apparently _relied_ on the
fact that paragraph-separate used to be meaningless if it did n
>> The docstring should be updated: it was necessary for paragraph-start to
>> also match entries matched by paragraph-separate, but it's not the case
>> any more.
>> I do not know when this change occurred, but I do not see any mention
>> in the NEWS.
> I think the change happened as a side
>The docstring should be updated: it was necessary for paragraph-start
to
>also match entries matched by paragraph-separate, but it's not the case
>any more.
> I do not know when this change occurred, but I do not see any mention
> in the NEWS.
I think the cha
>The docstring should be updated: it was necessary for paragraph-start to
>also match entries matched by paragraph-separate, but it's not the case
>any more.
> I do not know when this change occurred, but I do not see any mention
> in the NEWS.
I think the change happened as a side ef
Stefan Monnier wrote:
The docstring should be updated: it was necessary for paragraph-start to
also match entries matched by paragraph-separate, but it's not the case
any more.
I do not know when this change occurred, but I do not see any mention
in the NEWS. The docstring, the Emacs ma
> I propose to change paragraph-start in Shell mode and Ielm from:
> (setq paragraph-start comint-prompt-regexp)
> to:
> (setq paragraph-start (concat "[ \t\f]*$\\|" comint-prompt-regexp))
I believe it's a bad idea.
> This will make no user visible difference, for r
>From my previous message:
I propose to change paragraph-start in Shell mode and Ielm from:
(setq paragraph-start comint-prompt-regexp)
to:
(setq paragraph-start (concat "[ \t\f]*$\\|" comint-prompt-regexp))
Maybe (concat paragraph-separate "\\|" comint-
I propose to change paragraph-start in Shell mode and Ielm from:
(setq paragraph-start comint-prompt-regexp)
to:
(setq paragraph-start (concat "[ \t\f]*$\\|" comint-prompt-regexp))
This will make no user visible difference, for reasons explained
below. But the current value is
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