Re: w3m & emacs21 problem

Fumitoshi UKAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > At 06 Jan 2002 00:16:18 -0500, > Tomasz Kosinski wrote: > > > If I grep for internic in my ~/.w3m directory, it is located in two (old > > - Dec 4) files: .arrived and .ctcheck > > Old .arrived file won't work with new w3m-el. Remove it. > > Regards

Re: w3m & emacs21 problem

Fumitoshi UKAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > If I grep for internic in my ~/.w3m directory, it is located in two (old > > - Dec 4) files: .arrived and .ctcheck > > Old .arrived file won't work with new w3m-el. Remove it. I've seen several bug reports like this; would it be a good idea to have

Re: w3m & emacs21 problem

At 06 Jan 2002 00:16:18 -0500, Tomasz Kosinski wrote: > If I grep for internic in my ~/.w3m directory, it is located in two (old > - Dec 4) files: .arrived and .ctcheck Old .arrived file won't work with new w3m-el. Remove it. Regards, Fumitoshi UKAI

The Tale of the Forty Goodies

Actually, the tale of the forty-one Goodies would be a better title. The ninth series of emacs-goodies-el now has 35 Goodies in it, adding the following five from the eighth: ,[ From emacs-goodies-el-9/debian/control ] | highlight-current-line.el: highlight line where the cursor is; | a

w3m & emacs21 problem

My w3m does not work properly from within emacs. "M-x w3m" creates an error which ultimately requires me to "kill" the emacs21 process externally. "M-x browse-url-at-point" also fails, unless I have already created the initial "M-x w3m" error. The reverse won't work. Below are all details. Any h

Re: read-number

David Coe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Upstream recently made this change, in the interest of > simplicity, but 'read-number' is not defined in stock > emacs21. Should it be? It's an XEmacsism, and as such third-party library developers shouldn't be encouraged to use it. It is provided in lu