This affects both the trunk and EMACS_22_BASE. The following patch should fix it: 2007-08-31 Ulrich Mueller <address@hidden> * speedbar.el (speedbar-check-vc, speedbar-frame-mode) (speedbar-frame-re
Is 23.0.60 the unicode branch? What is the value of `mule-version'? "5.0 (SAKAKI)" (Emacs trunk) or MULE/6.0 (HANACHIRUSATO) (unicode). I think all up to date Emacs 23 branches should have Gnus 5.13.
ThierryVolpiatto skrev: Please write in English if possible, because the Emacs maintainers usually do not have translators to read other languages for them. Your bug report will be posted to the add
[For emacs-devel: In gnu.emacs.help there is a discussion about some little eshell, eshell/ls bug. Processes in a pipeline get a TTY for IO (via `start-process'). Quite some programs behave different
It might be better to use the `signal-process' function with signal number 0 -- that will just check to see if the process exists and return an appropriate exit code (0 = exists, -1 = doesn't exist),
I just noticed this new function (from a msg by ThierryVolpiatto), and wonder -- why the funny prefix "system-"? It seems both misleading (a "system process" is typically one that's running as root,
Because unfortunately the "process-" prefix is used by many Emacs primitives that only handle Emacs subprocesses, not just any arbitrary process running on the machine. I agree that it is slightly a
I like it, and you do several things I should have (e.g. after forward-line check if we've moved at all). I'm not sure about performance either... Thanks Ted
The function did not exist in previous versions of emacs, so there should be no need for an alias. -miles -- Vote, v. The instrument and symbol of a freeman's power to make a fool of himself and a wr
included That's not good. To enable this by default, we need to be able to force this flag to work from the command line. True, but you can enable it conditionally, depending on the exit status of "
included The regexps that do syntax highlighting need to change depending if graphlog is used or not. Adding two versions, or making the regexps cope with too formats just adds complexity. When hg is
Dunno, but I wrote something like this that generalizes to any pair of modes; ghci <-> haskell mode, slime-repl <-> lisp mode, etc. The code is just in my private elisp directory: http://github.com/j
What would are consequence for this type of output vis a vis GPL? e.g.: ,-- `-- See: (URL `http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#WhatCaseIsOutputGPL') Likewise, for the GFDL? This technique's abil
I think this is worth pursuing, and I've brought it up before. What persistence layer would be good so external databases can be "plugged" in? Ideally it should be able to handle everything from flat