Make some chinese directory names in /tmp, eval:
(read-file-name "input" "/tmp/" "/tmp/")
and press , the chinese directory names are listed
with out any problem.
but eval:
(read-file-name "input" "/tmp/" "/tmp/" nil nil 'file-directory-p)
and press , this time the chinese directory names a
> "Kim" == Kim F Storm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kim>
Kim> Did we ever look at this bug?
Kim>
Kim> Does it still happen?
IIRC that was fixed by Chong and it did work in September. I gave up on using
mouse-avoidance-mode a few weeks ago, since it was more often a nuisance th
Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So we should simply tell whichever programs look for EMACS=t to change?
>
> I think that is the right thing to do.
>
> Another possibility is to switch to a different envvar name, but I
> think that would make an even bigger transient.
OK. I'll
> So we should simply tell whichever programs look for EMACS=t to change?
> I think that is the right thing to do.
> Another possibility is to switch to a different envvar name, but I
> think that would make an even bigger transient.
I don't think it'll be much bigger. And it has the benefit
> When debug-on-error is enabled and an error occurs, a backtrace is
> generated. Clicking on a function in the stack opens a buffer with the
> cursor at the start of the function. It would be more useful to place the
> cursor at the point of execution within that function.
Patch welcome for thi
Stefan Monnier wrote:
When debug-on-error is enabled and an error occurs, a backtrace is
generated. Clicking on a function in the stack opens a buffer with the
cursor at the start of the function. It would be more useful to place the
cursor at the point of execution within that function.
When debug-on-error is enabled and an error occurs, a backtrace is
generated.
Clicking on a function in the stack opens a buffer with the cursor at the
start
of the function. It would be more useful to place the cursor at the point
of execution within that function.
There is no
It works in that it does speed up entering in new folders.
However, it breaks mail splitting in that, at the time buffers are to
be saved, vc-before-save ends up trying to require vc-RCS, so
newly-split e-mail is not saved, remaining in open modified buffers
until I override vc
Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Otherwise you get problem that when SWI-Prolog is run from a
> Makefile that sets EMACS to "emacs" (or somesuch) it'll think it's
> running inside Emacs.
Such circumstances are probably negligibly rare: interactive programs
(which should be the only on
Hi there,
'C-h t' won't be able to open anything in Emacs unicode-2 branch. It
seems most of the functions regarding tutorial have been moved to
tutorial.el.
This is tested in: GNU Emacs 23.0.0.8 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version
2.8.20) of 2006-11-08
Regards,
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Leo
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> When debug-on-error is enabled and an error occurs, a backtrace is
> generated. Clicking on a function in the stack opens a buffer with the
> cursor at the start of the function. It would be more useful to place
> the cursor at the point of execution within that function.
>
>> Otherwise you get problem that when SWI-Prolog is run from a
>> Makefile that sets EMACS to "emacs" (or somesuch) it'll think it's
>> running inside Emacs.
> Such circumstances are probably negligibly rare: interactive programs
> (which should be the only ones that care about the EMACS envvar)
Leo wrote:
Hi there,
'C-h t' won't be able to open anything in Emacs unicode-2 branch. It
seems most of the functions regarding tutorial have been moved to
tutorial.el.
This is tested in: GNU Emacs 23.0.0.8 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version
2.8.20) of 2006-11-08
Regards,
Can you please tel
Sorry for the delay and for messing up the threading, I'm afraid my
spamfilter ate your last mail, Eli.
> Oops, sorry, my faulty memory tricked me. You are right, the
> configure script doesn't test for the IPv6 support, it assumes that
> any system that has AF_INET6 defined in its system header
On Fri, Nov 10 2006, Richard Stallman wrote:
> It works in that it does speed up entering in new folders.
>
> However, it breaks mail splitting [...]
>
> That is a bad bug; was this patch installed?
No, I didn't install this patch. I don't use the nnfolder back end of
Gnus, so I can't re
OK. I'll email the SWI Prolog people to get them to make that change,
and remove this item from FOR-RELEASE.
Could you please add an item about this in etc/PROBLEMS?
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> Another possibility is to switch to a different envvar name, but I
> think that would make an even bigger transient.
I don't think it'll be much bigger. And it has the benefit of being
cleaner.
Let's set another envvar now, and suggest that other programs switch
to it gradually
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