And Emacs obeys this. The argument is not whether Emacs obeys SIGTERM, the argument is whether user-defined hooks should run when we are hit with SIGTERM.
I don't get what could be so dangerous running a user-defined hook after all buffers have been saved, as Stefan suggested. The worst case I can imagine is that one of the functions accesses a file bu
I did not follow this closely, but maybe this is hitting a problem in GNU/Linux? I compare with w32 where the shutdown process waits if some program has problem exiting. Regarding Stefans suggestion
OK. OK. We have to start somewhere. It's definitely useful to me, and two other people that started the original thread. The example that brought it up is that motion functions are legion in the Emac
A few years ago, there was a discussion of developing a framework for automated tests of emacs: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2007-09/msg00752.html Has any progress been made in that
I am using a modified version of ert.el for testing nXhtml. The modifications adds things like running commands and doing fontification. The modified version is part of the nXhtml distribution.
Okay... so I gather the answer is that there's no official test framework endorsed for the project as a whole. Could we say that ert.el is the leading contender?
Hi all, I'm trying to set up Emacs on Mac OS X (10.5.7) and am having some problems with the font setup: The fonts I installed manually (e.g. DejaVu and Inconsolata) don't show up when I'm trying to
I found the readson for why the fonts did not show up in the font selection dialog: I had to install the fonts system-wide, rather than solely for the current user. Is this the intended behavior? Che