bug#19886: closed (Re: bug#19886: 11.87; emacs 24 and jit-lock-force-redisplay)

[Uwe Brauer]

>>>>> "Tassilo" == Tassilo Horn <address@hidden> writes:

   > Uwe Brauer <address@hidden> writes:
   >> > This has been fixed about two years ago with commit
   >> > 5b5ef6eeb0468c273a329a05d31b3788fd46b5d7.  Is there a specific reason
   >> > you are using the outdated AUCTeX 11.87 instead of a current version?
   >> 
   >> Not really. However I never got the elpa to work for me,

   > ELPA/package.el is supposed to work out-of-the-box without any
   > configuration for at least all emacs versions starting with 24.3.

   > If the recipe

   >   M-x package-list-packages ;; or just list-packages in very recent
   >                             ;; emacs versions
   >   ;; move point to the line with auctex
   >   i ;; mark as to be installed
   >   x ;; execute

   > doesn't work for you that should be considered a bug.  Depending if that
   > receipe just doesn't work with auctex or any other package you should
   > file a bug report for auctex or emacs, respectively.

Yes, right now, am unfortunately very very busy, so I can't take care of
it in a decent way and that is why I prefer not to send any bug report
at all, maybe in some weeks if this problem continues. But maybe it does
not since I upgraded to 24.4

   >> so I prefer to install 11.88 from source. I did it and I failed.
   >> 
   >> I run ./configure EMACS=/opt/emacs24/bin/emacs   
   >> (because my old Kubuntu ships only emacs23.)
   >> 
   >> Then running 
   >> make 
   >> 
   >> gives the following error 
   >> 
   >> In end of data:
   >> tex-jp.el:848:1:Warning: the function `japanese-TeX-coding-ejsu' is not 
known
   >> to be defined.
   >> Wrote /home/oub/ALLES/emacs/site-lisp/packages/auctex-11.88/tex-jp.elc
   >> make: *** [lisp] Error 1

   > That's no error but just a warning.  The error must have happened
   > somewhere before.

Error 1 looks serious to be.

   >> Maybe I should upgrade GNU emacs (24.3.50.1)?

   > You could try some released version to exclude temporary problems that
   > are only in this snapshot version.  But I don't think that's the problem
   > here.

I just compiled and installed GNU emacs 24.4.1 and now I *can* compile and
use auctex 11.88 without problems. So please consider the bug as being
closed.

Uwe