At this point, I'd be happy with _any_ line, even not a clear one.
Something like ``let's not document everything'' just doesn't cut it,
sorry.
I wish I could give you the line that you want, but I can't. The
criterion is mostly a matter of how often, and how generally,
something is l
We (me and Stefan) has already shown opinions and solutions
to the problem. Richard, could you please decide what to
do?
I have not been reading these messages, because they were numerous and
long. Now that there are two proposals, would you please show me the
two proposals, each des
I'm not very familiar with emacs internals or how to investigate this
sort of thing.
Please read etc/DEBUG--it gives a lot of info about how to debug
Emacs problems.
I hope someone else here will give you individual help in debugging
this.
(gdb) frame 4
#4 0x08185c1c in Fsignal
Dominique de Waleffe wrote:
Upon inspection of the directory, I noticed that I had
.#f.1.20
.#f.1.23
.#f.1.5
.#f.1.6
.#f.1.7
in my directory. The merge used .#f.1.7 instead of .#f.1.23.
I removed .#f.7 and then tried again. The merge used .#f.1.6
I then removed .#f.1.{5,6} and tried again, now i
Dominique de Waleffe wrote:
Hi,
We are using pcl-cvs on a large project and we have been observing
strange behaviour when calling the function bound to "d E"
(interactive merge). At first I believed this behaviour was a server
bug.
However, today it happened again and upon closer inspection, I thi
* Stefan Monnier (2005-04-01) writes:
> Oh, I can reproduce it:
> The problem seems to be in the mouse-drag-region code.
>
> You have to do:
>
> - press mouse-1 somewhwere
> - drag to select a region
> - release mouse-1
> - move mouse to the word with bad spelling
> - press mou
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Lute Kamstra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Since these changes:
[...]
> saving doesn't work anymore for me.
It is fixed now. Thanks Kenichi.
Lute.
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special-display-regexps doesn't seem to apply to normal buffers opened
with find-file (or switched to via the buffers menu).
When I do
(setq special-display-regexps '(".*"))
(setq same-window-buffer-names '())
(setq same-window-regexps '())
From the documentation of this variable, I would expect
I have a hard time believing you tyhink this behavior is desirable.
So just to double check: you do realize I'm talking about the window's
cursor.
I am not sure if that statement is meaningful. Remember, the window's
point value is never in use for the selected window. It is relevant
> I have a hard time believing you tyhink this behavior is desirable.
> So just to double check: you do realize I'm talking about the window's
> cursor.
> I am not sure if that statement is meaningful. Remember, the window's
> point value is never in use for the selected window.
I kno
> Contrary to what I wrote in my previous mail, the problem is not in the
> file-newer-than-file-p function but in the calls to it in pcvs-info.el,
> at function cvs-fileinfo->backup-file
> The concatenation of dir should only done on the single result at the end
> and not within the loop.
Thank
I find the bell sound very annoying, adding (setq visible-bell t) to
.emacs gets rid of it nicely.
But that does not work when running "emacs -q".
It would be nice to have an X11 resource to use visible-bell.
Xterm has a resource called "visualBell", Emacs could use the same
name.
Would somet
Dan Nicolaescu wrote:
Would something like this be a good addition to Emacs?
It would require an accompanying change in cus-start.el, but that
would not be too much of a problem. Whenever you change the value of
any variable defined with defcustom in code that runs at startup (in
startup.el,
special-display-regexps doesn't seem to apply to normal buffers opened
with find-file (or switched to via the buffers menu).
That's right. It has no effect on commands that always switch
to the buffer in the selected window. This affects calls
to display-buffer and pop-to-buffer, and co
How about the following patch? The options -D and -Q are also not mentioned in
the manual but perhaps they dont need to be since they are for debugging
purposes.
Nick
*** /home/nick/emacs/src/emacs.c.~1.364.~ 2005-04-26 17:26:45.0
+1200
--- /home/nick/emacs/src/emacs.c200
Nick Roberts wrote:
How about the following patch? The options -D and -Q are also not
mentioned in the manual but perhaps they dont need to be since they
are for debugging purposes.
-Q is mentionned in `(emacs)Initial Options' and -D in `(emacs)Misc X'.
Sincerely,
Luc.
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Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm not very familiar with emacs internals or how to investigate this
> sort of thing.
>
> Please read etc/DEBUG--it gives a lot of info about how to debug
> Emacs problems.
>
> I hope someone else here will give you individual help in debuggi
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