> If you still stand behind the hypothesis in your penultimate post
> that selecting something in emacs triggers it, you got further than
> I did, though. Is that the case - your last post is ambiguous.
yes, the problem seems to be triggered by a mouse selection (not just
by setting the region).
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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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
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