After loading vc, when trying to open a file I got an error, caused by not
being able to find the program 'git'.
Clearly, installing vc without installing git should not cause an error.
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Hi Ted,
Please include xemacs-beta on all replies - the many are nearly always
smarter than the few.
On 1/22/07, Ted Pascaru <tpascaru(a)escapecom.com> wrote:
> Hi Vin,
>
> Thanks for the reply. Intalling text-modes did the trick. Is the dependency
> set up anywhere in the installer? It would be nice to have it automatically
> intall.
No, but assuming you used the Windows setup kit, text-modes is
installed by default. Run-time dependencies in XEmacs are a little
tricky; basically, the answer is that it depends on the path you take
through the lisp code. Unless you really know what you're doing, I
wouldn't recommend unchecking any packages in the installer. I
suppose I should make this clearer in the installation instructions.
I'll take that as an action item.
> Otherwise, I did try to use the report-xemacs-bug originally, but it does
> not come up as a recongnized command.
report-xemacs-bug is part of the net-utils package.
> Lastly, another minor bug with VHDL-MODE. The fontification works, but I
> have to issue the "vhdl-fontify-buffer" command first. All subsequent files
> that are opened get fontified, but not unless I issues the command first.
> This isn't the case on the regular Emacs. There might be a .emacs
> modification I can make, but I just wanted to let you know about the
> difference.
I think
M-x customize-group vhdl-highlight
will help you do what you want.
Regards,
Vin
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hello,
there seems to be a problem in vhdl-mode when using xemacs v21.4. I am
installed on a winXP machine.
when i try to issue the vhdl->align->buffer command it fails, and reports:
Symbol's function definition is void: untabify.
this used to work on the previous version.
thanks, and regards
-ted
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I get the following warning message every time Xemacs comes up:
(xim-xlib/warning) Can't get fontset resource for Input Method
How do I get rid of this annoying message?
I'm using xemacs 21.4.19: June 2006 running under Ubuntu v6.10. I have
installed all the latest patches to both Ubuntu and Xemacs.
Craig
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The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to comp.emacs.xemacs as well.
Wayne Newberry <wayne_newberry_ns.3com.com> writes:
> Assumptions:
> To get UTF-8 support in XEmacs on a PC (Windows XP) I need to
> build my own XEmacs because no currently available binary
> version includes MULE support, which I believe is a
> prerequisite to UTF-8 support.
>
> I want to build XEmacs 21.4.20 and I believe that I need to
> start with the latest available source files which seem to be
> from 21.4.17:
> xemacs-21.4.17-src.tar.gz
> xemacs-21.4.17-elc.tar.gz
> xemacs-21.4.17-info.tar.gz
>
> I then need to apply these patches (in this order):
> xemacs-21.4.17-21.4.18.patch
> xemacs-21.4.18-21.4.19.patch
> xemacs-21.4.19-21.4.20.patch
>
> Then I can begin the build process using my Cygwin tools.
>
> Question: Are these the right assumptions and preparatory
> steps?
Actually, you can get the 21.4.20 tarball from
http://ftp.xemacs.org/xemacs-21.4/xemacs-21.4.20.tar.bz2 .
And you can run configure and make to build under cygwin.
But, I don't think that will give you UTF-8 support. Mule is
currently not well supported on 21.4 at least under Windows; I don't
know whether the situation is better under Cygwin.
HTH,
Vin
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Hello,
> > I can't reproduce either of the above. Please don't use the old
tarball
> > snapshot, try the version in CVS instead.
> My problem is: I have no idea, where the xemacs cvs repository is
Ok, I've found cvs.xemacs.org. It's just too simple ;)
Now I have another problem: our firewall blocks pserver and
"cvs [login aborted]: proxy server proxy:8000 does not support http
tunnelling"
:(
Has anyone an Idea, how I can access the new vc sources without cvs ? (Or
how to trick our firewall ;) )
cu
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I recently upgraded to xemacs-21.4.20 + xemacs-sumo-2006-12-21,
and was disappointed to find that comint was broken in various
interesting ways.
Bug 1:
xemacs -vanilla
M-x shell
$ sleep 1000
C-c C-c does indeed kill the sleep process, but
the message "C-c C-c" normally printed in the echo area is actually
inserted into the buffer. Annoying and incompatible.
Bug 2:
Normally at end of buffer, C-a moves point from the end of the
composed input to the end of the prompt.
However if you copy/paste (i.e. comint-insert-input) text from
somewhere else in the shell buffer to the end of buffer, then C-a has
no effect. This appears to have something to do with "fields", which
Jerry James has apparently worked on.
This broken behavior is intolerable.
Martin
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