In ffap.el, the functions that use other-window and other-frame first
switch to the new buffer in the same window, then restore the window
config and switch to the new buffer in another window (via
switch-to-buffer-other-window or -frame).
There are no analogs of find-file-noselect. There is this
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Please describe exactly what actions triggered the bug
and the precise symptoms of the
Is this comment in ffap.el correct?
;;; Compatibility:
;;
;; This version of ffap supports Emacs 20 only, see the ftp site
;; for a more general version. The following functions are necessary
;; "leftovers" from the more general version.
I'm behind a firewall, so I cannot get to the ftp site to
The below issue is reproducible in a plain GNU Emacs (Carbon). Note
that the X11 version is reported to work fine, but not Carbon Emacs.
This might not be considered a bug by some of you (for example
because the window manager selects the new frame), but I still think
synchronizing the behavi
Hello Richard,
> Regardless of whether this interface to `sort' should have been
> deleted,
What is wrong with POSIX?
Best wishes,
Christoph
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Is this comment in ffap.el correct?
;;; Compatibility:
;;
;; This version of ffap supports Emacs 20 only, see the ftp site
;; for a more general version. The following functions are necessary
;; "leftovers" from the more general version.
Note: There are also other referen
I wrote to the sort maintainer. Thanks.
Regardless of whether this interface to `sort' should have been
deleted, it might be a good idea to update Emacs to use the "official"
arguments to `sort'. Could you write a patch for that?
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> Do users ever enter them?
I can't imagine a situation where users might want to enter them.
In that case, there is no reason to keep them.
Since `toc' pertains to the Current Info file, it makes no sense
for that to be treated like a file of any kind. If anything,
it is more like a vi
Using the customize browser, I selected an option (mouse-1). A new
window was opened, showing the frame. Then, I clicked on another
option (in the first window). This did not have the desired effect.
Instead, I am getting "
cond: Text is read-only: "Attempt to change text outside editable
f
I should add that I don't see this problem in Emacs 20, so it
must have been introduced since then.
Sorry; I was wrong about Emacs 20 - the problem (or feature?)
of persistent highlighting exists in that version also. The
only difference is that in Emacs 20 only the mou
I should add that I don't see this problem in Emacs 20, so it must have been
introduced since then.
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emacs -q
Put some file names in a buffer - e.g. c:/path/to/my-file.el etc.
M-x load-library ffap
M-x ffap-bindings
C-S mouse-3 brings up menu with the file names - pic
I should add that I don't see this problem in Emacs 20, so it
must have been introduced since then.
Sorry; I was wrong about Emacs 20 - the problem (or feature?) of persistent
highlighting exists in that version also. The only difference is that in
Emacs 20 only the mouse-face is highlight
> Please describe exactly what actions triggered the bug
> and the precise symptoms of the bug:
` k [Ctrl ]' (But it's not reproducible.)
> If emacs crashed, and you have the emacs process in the gdb debugger,
> please include the output from the following gdb commands:
> `bt full' and `xba
emacs -q
Put some file names in a buffer - e.g. c:/path/to/my-file.el etc.
M-x load-library ffap
M-x ffap-bindings
C-S mouse-3 brings up menu with the file names - pick one. The file's
buffer is displayed.
C-x b RET to return to the original buffer. The ffap highlighting of
the selected file re
> >After using `emacs -q' to start a new Emacs running in an X11 window and
> >creating a new buffer in some way that doesn't split the Emacs frame, I
> >am able to drag the mode-line downwards outside the window my
> >window-manager created. I can not dag it in the initial *scratch*
> >buffer. R
Henrik Enberg wrote:
After using `emacs -q' to start a new Emacs running in an X11 window and
creating a new buffer in some way that doesn't split the Emacs frame, I
am able to drag the mode-line downwards outside the window my
window-manager created. I can not dag it in the initial *scratch*
b
Peter Dyballa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> /Users/pete/Quellen/Emacs_CVS/emacs-unicode-trans/src/prefix-args.c:
> In function `main':
> /Users/pete/Quellen/Emacs_CVS/emacs-unicode-trans/src/prefix-args.c:
> 63: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function `exit'
>
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