Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I need to know if emacs has the global input focus, that's to say,
>> if emacs' window is the selected one in the wm.
>
> I don't think you can do that from elisp as of Emacs-22.
> Patches are welcome to add the functionality, of course,
Ok, w
I've finally figured out what's creating these things, and now I'd
like to learn what I have to do to make emacs stop creating them. I
already have all the anti-backup commands I can think of in my
~/.emacs (eg.):
(setq make-backup-files nil)
but I must be missing something. Any ideas anyone
Kevin Rodgers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Bruno Hertz wrote:
>> Kevin Rodgers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>Don't you just need to frob the eudc-duplicate-attribute-handling-method
>>>variable?
>>
>> Nope. As of Emacs CVS the whole thing seems to be broken. Maybe I
>> should file a bug or somet
Actually, I need to take that back. Sometimes it works and sometimes
it doesn't (within only (mouse-select-mode 1) in .emacs). very
strange.
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David Reitter wrote:
> how would one intercept handling of windowClosed events, that is, when
> a user clicks the closer button to delete a frame. I would ideally
> like to advise a function to do something special or use a hook.
See the "Misc(ellaneous Window System) Events" node of the Emacs Lisp
Bruno Hertz wrote:
> Kevin Rodgers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>Don't you just need to frob the eudc-duplicate-attribute-handling-method
>>variable?
>
> Nope. As of Emacs CVS the whole thing seems to be broken. Maybe I
> should file a bug or something.
>
> Some detail anyway: ldap returns lists of
Thanks for the comments. Using (mouse-sel-mode 1) with default
bindings has mouse-2 bound to mouse-insert-selection, and I can
initially use it to insert the clipboard contents from other programs
(independent of the kill-ring), but once I make a mouse selection
within emacs (mouse-1 drag), the re
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how would one intercept handling of windowClosed events, that is, when
a user clicks the closer button to delete a frame. I would ideally like
to advise a function to do something special or use a hook.
This would be on the OS X port (but a generic solution would do, too,
of course).
Thank
Am 02.05.2005 um 02:59 schrieb plaut:
I'm having a problem getting emacs (21.4.1 under Linux) to import text
from other applications via cut/paste. I have the following in my
.emacs:
(setq-default x-select-enable-clipboard t)
You shouldn't do that! By this means everything you kill in GNU Emacs
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Kevin Rodgers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Bruno Hertz wrote:
>> Apparently, with Emacs CVS the eudc-filter-duplicate-attributes
>> function expects a different kind of list than the ldap backend
>> actually delivers.
>>
>> That is, a list like
>> ((mail . "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") (mail . "[EMAIL PRO
ken wrote:
> Kevin Rodgers wrote:
> > ken wrote:
> > > mh-temp buffer says:
> > > post: aliasing error in .alias - error in line 'alias'
> > > send: message not delivered to anyone
> > >
> > > (What's my ~/.alias got to do with sending this email? Why should it
> > > cause it to fail?)
> >
> > Che
Bruno Hertz wrote:
> Apparently, with Emacs CVS the eudc-filter-duplicate-attributes
> function expects a different kind of list than the ldap backend
> actually delivers.
>
> That is, a list like
> ((mail . "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") (mail . "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"))
> coming back from the ldap query is not
heriberaht wrote:
I use desktop.el to save emacs sessions, but minor-mode is lost after
restart. how to correct this? The two minor mode I want to keep is
setnu-mode and matlab-eei-minor-mode.
Looking forward to all of your valuable advices, thanks.
desktop.el itself seems to suggest that you s
> The aim is to allow the user to be warned with a
`xmessage(1)'
> that some message arrived, but only if Emacs doesn't have the
focus.
>
Any frame of Emacs or some particular frame?
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> I'm considering whether to write some code to translate one of the tables
> (or perhaps do both and merge them) for use in an appropriate quail input
> method. However, before I decide whether to proceed, I'd like to know if
> there's a wubi input method scheduled to be included in Emacs (or
I should also mention that if I set x-select-enable-clipboard to nil,
then clipboard-yank retrieves the clipboard contents fine. I'd just
like to have this integrated with the standard keyboard/mouse yank
functions (which is what I thought x-select-enable-clipboard set to t
was supposed to accompl
I'm having a problem getting emacs (21.4.1 under Linux) to import text
from other applications via cut/paste. I have the following in my
.emacs:
(setq-default x-select-enable-clipboard t)
(setq interprogram-paste-function 'x-cut-buffer-or-selection-value)
Pasting (e.g., with yank) from other pro
> I need to know if emacs has the global input focus, that's to say,
> if emacs' window is the selected one in the wm.
I don't think you can do that from elisp as of Emacs-22.
Patches are welcome to add the functionality, of course,
Stefan
> with. And while Emacs may be a memory hog, *everything* on OS X is. The
> average freeware menubar clock eats as much memory as Emacs.
Be careful to measure the RSS rather than the VSIZE when measuring the
memory use. VSIZE can be completely meaningless since most of that memory
may be shared v
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