please don't. It's happened several times to me in the
past and in every case it's caused more problems that it's solved.
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gt; responsive. Anyone using XEmacs willing to help?
Apologies for being out of the loop for a bit. I have a package ready
to upload that should fix a bunch of these problems. As soon as I can
get logged into ftp-master it'll be uploaded.
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They are so small that I can't imagine it making much of a difference
and the complications of byte compiling them for everything would be a
pain. (Not to mention making sure they are re compiled when changed
(they being config files and all that).)
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ur mouse pointer in the little
white box that pops up and press the alt/meta key you are expecting to
be the same. Look at the xterm for the output from xev. Compare and
contrast.
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sp.
Then those packages in their respective groups could compile for
whichever set of the three is most appropriate.
Comments?
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n> setq. (set-variable (quote mm-text-html-renderer) "mozilla")
Dan> didn't help. -- http://jidanni.org/ Taiwan(04)25854780
Do M-x customizebrowse-url and look at the value of
"Browser Function".
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m working on new sumo-esque packages now, but
having a few problems with some necessary changes so sometime next
week they should be uploaded.
Jim
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you actually should be
able to add a hook to sgml-mode-hook, but I can't seem to get it to
work at the moment.
HTH
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#x27;m wrong.
Tatsuya> In the bug report, I suggested using *.el with
Tatsuya> xemacs21-nomule, but it's not so smart.
Tatsuya> I wish the xemacs21-nomule flavor were defined.
Huh?
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on. Anyways, the problem was:
Dan> How do I get emacs to run as root when I do su, in its own X
Dan> window? $ su
Dan> # emacs
run it as "DISPLAY=:0 XAUTHORITY=~name-of-user-running-x/.Xauthority
emacs"
or as someone else suggested use sudo.
Jim
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should to rebind my
Huba> Meta keys to Alt. Where and how should I reconfigure it?
you'll want to load an xmodmap setting. xkeycaps is useful to figure
out what you want to change and how. If you email me off list I'll
send you the xmodmap settings I use.
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Tomasz> thanks - this helps to not load auctex, but I also loose all
Tomasz> the other "pre-configured by debian" auto-load files.
could edit the auctex file and wrap everything in it in
(if nil
...
)
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I apologize for the troubles. Generally if you shut down X using the
logout in gnome the problem shouldn't occur (though it still can).
Also I've gotten in the habit of exiting xemacs before exiting X.
Jim (XEmacs packager)
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ce C-x ~
You should probably be asking these questions on a redhat specific
list or an emacs specific list. Typically this list is used for
discussing (x)emacs issues on a debian system (not redhat).
Jim
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acs/site-start.d/50somefile.el,
Peter> and use that variable later).
I believe it should forbid its usage outside the /etc/(x)emacs*
files.
Jim
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n't understand the issues enough to
help you with it, but someone there should.
Jim
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t will
Jim> happen ultimately if the emacs session is long enough.
Jim> Does anyone know how I might trace this problem to its origins?
Jim> Or solve it? Thanks very much in advance,
Likely setting the var debug-on-error to t will give you a backtrace
(I'
> us to avoid having dangling directories for old versions across
>> upgrades. We could have chosen to keep a compatibility symlink,
>> but that seemed likely to mask bugs in the debianized packages.
Julian> But if it's only for emacs21 onwards, let's give an
Julian> ap
C file. And
then test for unused key sequences. You'll probably have better luck
if you aren't guessing randomly for good sequences.
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e-map "\C-x\C-ce" 'cxref-endline-comment) ;; Control-C
e
+ (define-key c-mode-map "\C-x\C-ci" 'cxref-inline-comment) ;; Control-C
i
)
Here's the patch from the debian package changing it.
And before you jump off to take over the C-c C-c arena do
le it should contain prominent notices "DON'T
MODIFY THIS FILE" sort of thing.
So. Your call I think.
Jim
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f>
Jeff> All Debian packaging scripts should be written to the posix
Jeff> shell, not to bash.
Incorrect. If it is written to bash it should use #!/bin/bash not
#!/bin/sh, but that's the only requirement. Hell packaging scripts
can be perl, or a c
ere).
For the files themselves and the dirs they create I think that elisp
packages should be required to clean up their old cruft as well.
Jim
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how many packages are guilty of leaving
Manoj> cruft
Manoj> behind, so we have an handle on the size of the problem?
On my machine it's bbdb, debview and python-elisp. nothing else.
Jim
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the environment of LANG=zh_CN.GB2312,
>> the error message "Language environment not defined: 'Chinese'"
>> still appears. Maybe I have to correct the source of mule-init.el.
Fumitoshi> AFAIK, these *.el files are compiled and dumped into
Fumitoshi> xemacs ex
often useful
without the other?" If so consider splitting them. But there are
other questions like "By combining them am I taking up a lot of extra
possibly wasted room?" If you aren't combine them. It's always a
tradeoff. Oh and my favorite question "What&#x
n it actually. If no one else feels the need.
(Noticed it on Freshmeat today actually.)
Jim
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d any
offer I once made to you to take them over. Do all the work you want
on your packages, but the ones in Debian are mine. They work now not
some time in the future.
Jim
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nd of next week (October 9 or so) if nothing horrible is shown to be
a problem.
Thanks
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e nice if all emacs package maintainers added something like a
/usr/doc/example.emacs file to their packages so that there was a
simple place for all these config statements to go and be found.
(This is assuming that autoloads won't work or are a bad idea in a
/etc/(x)emacs/site-sta
I assume you'll keep the default for the menus and scrollbars and only
use athena3d for the dialogues?
Dres
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hael> the file? (ISTMT ~/.xemacs/options.el would be more
Michael> noticable.)
Karl> Should it be "~/.xemacs/", or "~/xemacs/"? What's the
Karl> consensus?
.xemacs (I prefer my home directory to be fairly clean and become
annoyed at programs that decide t
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