On Wed, Oct 19, 2005 at 04:13:44PM -0400, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> Well, I'm not sure that is actually a problem, but... Tell you what, I
> now understand better what the code is about. It's isn't really a user
> option at all, and should be done. So forget my initial report!
I also do not like those emacs startup files be configurable, and agree that
if possible we should take this outside the initialization files to the user
options area. I have just sent another mail with a possible fix for this.
>
> The undesired side-effect of loading ispell is unfortunate. You're
> saying you have to load ispell.el to make "Spell Checking" menu list
> within the "Tools" menu? I notice that by default ispell isn't loaded
> and has a more elaborate menu. Can the code required to regenerate the
> menu correctly be added to 50dictionaries-common.el without loading all
> of ispell?
The problem is that the code is in loaddefs.el, and that is where the menu
is built. I do not know how to modify that menu from outside, but I fear I
would need at least non small parts of ispell.el. I really never looked into
this, and I do not consider my current lisp skills enough for that, for
somebody more skilled, this might be easier, but I never fiddled with
{x}emacs pop-up menus.
>
> If so, then that's my bug report.
> If not, feel free to close this and sorry for waisting your time!
Not a time waste at all, that is a real (minor) problem. I think that
making that load user-configurable would at least make things much
better.
If the proposed fix for this last works, do you prefer to leave this bug
report open for the menu part, or should I just close it on upload?
Anyway, Peter, thanks for your feedback and comments. They are all welcome.
Cheers,
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Agustin
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