In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Clifford Wulfman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Invoking nxml-validate-mode on certain xml files causes the following
> error:
> Internal error in rng-validate-mode triggered at buffer position
> 7427. Invalid regexp: "Range striding over charsets"
> (The buffe
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Invoking nxml-validate-mode on certain xml files causes the following
error:
Internal error in rng-validate-mode triggered at buffer position
7427. Invalid regexp: "Range striding over charsets"
(The buffer position varies depending on the file; I can send a
sample file if you wish.)
Th
BTW, in my particular application, I get around the problem (workaround) by
using `define-key' with remapping only for `self-insert-command' and
`substitute-key-definition' (with `global-map' as OLDMAP) for everything
else.
However, there should be some general solution to this, IMO. Also, if
`sel
Dieter Wilhelm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Please don't remove thumbs which is simpler than tumme, and IMHO works better
>
> Yes, I think in this case it makes sense to have a "lite" package -
> especially for beginners - with few basic functionalities but
> immediate gratification, so to say.
David Reitter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Tramp mode fails to open a file with "Login failed" due to a
> timeout. I interrupted it; the trace stack is below.
>
> I tried troubleshooting this a bit, to no avail.
> It works fine on localhost (Mac OS X) and on another server (FreeBSD).
>
> The prob
1. (substitute-key-definition from to map global-map) is too slow in
Emacs 22, at least when `from' is `self-insert-command'. It takes
several seconds on a fast machine. In previous versions of Emacs it
is instantaneous.
2. More importantly, (define-key map `[remap ,from] to) is an
ina