I used to be able to mouse-1 and mouse-3 on the buffer name in the mode
line, but this stopped working recently. Now they run mouse-drag-mode-line
and mouse-delete-window, respectively. The other mode line buttons seem ok.
In GNU Emacs 22.0.50.13 (sparc-sun-solaris2.8, Motif Version 2.1.0)
of
Ar an t-aonú lá is triochad de mí Iúil, scríobh Richard Stallman:
To speak of GNU Emacs and XEmacs gives the impression that XEmacs has
nothing to do with GNU. Since XEmacs is a forked version of Emacs, that
is a misleading impression. Please write Emacs and XEmacs, or else
GNU Emacs
I used to be able to mouse-1 and mouse-3 on the buffer name in the mode
line, but this stopped working recently. Now they run mouse-drag-mode-line
and mouse-delete-window, respectively. The other mode line buttons seem ok.
Should be fixed now.
--
Nick
Aidan Kehoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ar an t-aonú lá is triochad de mí Iúil, scríobh Richard Stallman:
To speak of GNU Emacs and XEmacs gives the impression that XEmacs has
nothing to do with GNU. Since XEmacs is a forked version of Emacs, that
is a misleading impression. Please
Ar an dara lá de mí Lúnasa, scríobh David Kastrup:
And we use the term Emacs for referring to Emacs.
When the term GNU Emacs is used, it is to draw attention to the GNU
project and the part Emacs plays within it, not to insinuate that the
scope of Emacs is supposed to be restricted to
Aidan Kehoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ar an dara lá de mí Lúnasa, scríobh David Kastrup:
And we use the term Emacs for referring to Emacs.
When the term GNU Emacs is used, it is to draw attention to the
GNU project and the part Emacs plays within it, not to insinuate
that the
When I do an isearch with todays CVS version, sometimes the modified flag
of the buffer gets set. I've tried M-x debug-on-entry for set-buffer-modified-p
and restore-buffer-modified-p, but they didn't get hit (at least not when
the modified flag changed suddenly during isearch).
I could also
Hi
Strangely popu-menu changes parameter KEYMAP adding an element `(nil)'
in the middle of the keys.
To reproduce, evaluate the following code
(defun test-fun () (interactive) 'hello)
(define-key
(setq test-map (make-sparse-keymap))
[test]
'(menu-item Foo test-fun :enable t))
test-map ;
For find-file, or Info, two TABs needed to be sure of only match:
In the top info menu, we type mysTAB
Menu item: mysql
As the cursor is left at the end of line instead of moving further to
the right like bash does on successful only match completions, _we must
hit tab again_ to find
Menu
Miguel V. S. Frasson mvsfrasson at gmail.com writes:
Strangely popu-menu changes parameter KEYMAP adding an element `(nil)'
in the middle of the keys.
Actually x-popup-menu does change the keymap, not popup-menu.
Miguel.
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emacs-pretest-bug
For distinguishing the two versions I write Emacs and XEmacs,
because the context shows we are talking about these two variants
of the original GNU Emacs.
In other contexts, there is no need to refer to the two variants but
there is a need to connect Emacs with the GNU system. There I write
GNU
When I do an isearch with todays CVS version, sometimes the modified flag
of the buffer gets set.
Can you send a reproducible test case?
I've tried M-x debug-on-entry for
set-buffer-modified-p
and restore-buffer-modified-p, but they didn't get
It would
When I do an isearch with todays CVS version, sometimes the modified
flag of the buffer gets set.
Can you send a reproducible test case?
This is due to the recent changes to font-lock. The problem goes away if you
turn global-font-lock-mode off. The buffer is modified or not,
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