I think this is fixed now.
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After getting some help on emacs-devel re multiline font-lock
patterns, I've checked in what I think is a fix for this.
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Nick == Nick Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nick
Nick I can suggest two workarounds:
Nick
Nick 1) Specify the core file later:
Nick
NickRun gdb (like this): gdb --annotate=3 emacs
Nick
NickThen in the GUD buffer:
Nick
Nick(gdb) core
Not sure what you mean with old behaviour.
gdb --fullname which is what Emacs 21 (and earlier) uses, although the
fullname option was never visible in the command in the minibuffer.
Should I see a difference (as
long I don't set
Nick == Nick Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nick
Nick Are you suggesting that I remove one so that the user isn't confused?
The problem is that both commands gdb and gdba print the same command in
the mini-buffer. I think a user would accept/understand that
M-x gdb - gdb --annotate=3
Dear all,
After many trials, I think I found another bug of emacs-unicode-2
branch. I have the following settings in ~/.Xresources:
,[ ~/.Xresources ]
| Emacs.Fontset-0: -*-*-medium-r-*-*-16-*-*-*-*-*-fontset-unicode,\
| ascii:-*-terminus-medium-r-*-*-16-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1,\
|
Jan Djärv wrote:
Well, that should work, it works here. The -fn switch is currently the
only way to select a font.
Jan D.
I think that the configure script does not contain the check for --with-xft
for some reason. After rebuilding it with autoconf and configuring and
buiding emacs with
On 5/18/06, I wrote:
I just updated my Emacs source tree from CVS and rebuilt. I visited
the Changelog file and paged down 4 times and Emacs crashed.
I've found what it was in the ChangeLog file which was causing the
crash - it doesn't like the accented characters in Jérôme Marant's
name.
Here's a simple test case that crashes reliably for me:
$ emacs -Q -eval '(let ((f (make-temp-file bang))) (set-frame-font
9x15) (with-temp-file f (insert 27 44 98 105 27 40 66))
(find-alternate-file f))'
Fatal error (11)Segmentation fault
$
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Here's a simple test case that crashes reliably for me:
$ emacs -Q -eval '(let ((f (make-temp-file bang))) (set-frame-font
9x15) (with-temp-file f (insert 27 44 98 105 27 40 66))
(find-alternate-file f))'
Fatal error (11)Segmentation fault
It doesn't crash for me.
xbacktrace is a
From: Nick Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 20 May 2006 10:47:33 +1200
Cc: emacs-pretest-bug@gnu.org
Here's a simple test case that crashes reliably for me:
$ emacs -Q -eval '(let ((f (make-temp-file bang))) (set-frame-font
9x15) (with-temp-file f (insert 27 44 98 105 27 40
Here's a simple test case that crashes reliably for me:
$ emacs -Q -eval '(let ((f (make-temp-file bang))) (set-frame-font
9x15) (with-temp-file f (insert 27 44 98 105 27 40 66))
(find-alternate-file f))'
Fatal error (11)Segmentation fault
It doesn't crash for
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