It seems that the value of kill-whole-line may cause the update function to
eat the lines following the last update line.
If this value is non-nil. the update function kills the last update line
including the end-of-line character and generates a new last update line as a
prefix to the
The following modification seems to fix the problem that I described in
previous message:
In the function definition of update-std-header in file
std_comment.el, replace the lines:
(kill-line)
(rotate-yank-pointer 1)
by:
(let ((beg (point)))
I get identical problems when opening latex documents. The %% comments in
front of the Last update lines
is eaten by the macro that changes the time. This is not the case for bash
scripts for instance.
This could be related to my emacs setup but the template feature just appeared
In order to reproduce this, you need to enable Templates support and
Automatique [sic] timestamp update when installing emacs-extra (or
enable these options at run-time; I assume there is a way to do that,
although the general impression of the quality of this package will make
you take few things
The proposed patch does not appear to solve the issue for me. The
syntax error is certainly an error, but correcting it does not cause the
reported problem to go away.
(Jaunty live CD, emacs22, emacs-extra 0.1)
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std_comment.el: broken code for timestamp in Makefile
When opening a Makefile, the default mode is GNUmakefile-mode. Manually
switching to M-x makefile-mode works around the problem that
std_header.el does not have the correct settings for GNUmakefile-mode.
The syntax error in std_comment.el does not seem to affect this at all.
It seems mildly
