Why is it setting deactivate-mark? I thought that was only set by the
sort of interactive command that shouldn't be used in hooks etc.,
which makes this problem sound more like a simple bug rather than a
design problem
Any change to the buffer sets deactivate-mark. So
Why is it setting deactivate-mark? I thought that was only set by the
sort of interactive command that shouldn't be used in hooks etc.,
which makes this problem sound more like a simple bug rather than a
design problem
Any change to the buffer sets deactivate-mark. So
Magnus Henoch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Moving the call to ispell-maybe-find-aspell-dictionaries is probably
the simplest fix. Another way is to do some rewriting - for aspell
0.60 it's not necessary to think about encodings at all; those things
could be conditionalized away. I'm not sure
2005/9/30, Stefan Monnier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think running ispell-check-version (which does various things including
running a subprocess) from a post-command-hook is the core of the problem.
(because
flyspell's post-command-hook ends up setting deactivate-mark to t).
Why is it setting
I think running ispell-check-version (which does various things including
running a subprocess) from a post-command-hook is the core of the problem.
(because
flyspell's post-command-hook ends up setting deactivate-mark to t).
Why is it setting deactivate-mark?
Because:
1 - any buffer
Richard M. Stallman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The problem is that flyspell's post-command-hook runs flyspell-word which
runs flyspell-accept-buffer-local-defs which runs
ispell-accept-buffer-local-defs and which now also runs
ispell-maybe-find-aspell-dictionaries which itself
The problem is that flyspell's post-command-hook runs flyspell-word which
runs flyspell-accept-buffer-local-defs which runs
ispell-accept-buffer-local-defs and which now also runs
ispell-maybe-find-aspell-dictionaries which itself will run
ispell-check-version (a non-trivial
LaserDoodads Info [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After starting Emacs with -Q I start flyspell-mode in the
*scratch* buffer. I then paste some text into the buffer and
turn CUA mode on from the [options] menu. If I try to select
text using shifted arrow keys the selection is erratic. That is,
After starting Emacs with -Q I start flyspell-mode in the
*scratch* buffer. I then paste some text into the buffer and
turn CUA mode on from the [options] menu. If I try to select
text using shifted arrow keys the selection is erratic. That is,
sometimes text will be selected and sometimes
