Hello
I find the following very annoying:
if a file is under version control (RCS) and if the file
contains vc-headers at the beginning of the buffer, like
%% $Id: regul.tex,v 1.2 2011/09/26 15:12:52 oub Exp $
%% $Log: regul.tex,v $
Then when I checkin the cursor always lands at the beginning
of the buffer, of course I could put in more of these fields
but in any case this jump is annoying. Does anybody know how
to deactivate this feature?
thanks
Uwe Brauer
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[Bug: 21.5-b29] customize: Set Save Done button disappeared 2011-09-20
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[Bug: 21.5-b29] gnus can't send in 21.5.29 but in 21.4.22 2011-09-20
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xemacs 21.4.22 does not compile with libpng 1.5 2011-09-26
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: file.el compiles to null file.elc 12 days
http://tracker.xemacs.org/XEmacs/its/issue801 aidan
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Reiner Steib <reinersteib+gmane(a)imap.cc> writes:
> There you may find a possible solution[1] or a workaround[2] there. I
> don't know why[1] hasn't been implemented.
>
> ,----[ http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.gnus.general/68154/focus=68185 ]
> | Gnus should bind `coding-system-for-read' then to the value of
> | `mm-binary-coding-system' that defaults to `binary'. However,
> | it seems to have been set to nil or `undecided':
> `----
I don't know why, either. Katsumi?
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>> Regarding Re: vc-checkin: with headers always begin of buffer (rcs); Raymond Toy <toy.raymond(a)gmail.com> adds:
> On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 8:21 AM, Uwe Brauer <oub(a)mat.ucm.es> wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>>
>> It seems to me that it always goes to the beginning of the file, even if
> you have the rcs keywords at the end of the file. And if you don't have any
> keywords, the cursor stays in the same place.
You are right!
Uwe
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Fri, 23 Sep 2011 (13:23 +0900 UTC) Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
[...]
> make this divide worse). Personally, I would prefer a way to control
> my browser from XEmacs (dbus-elisp, anyone?), but I imagine there are
> probably a lot of people who would be happy if they could convert
> (S?X)?Emacs to CUA for consistency with their browser.
On the Mac, you can change your keybindings in a way that carries across
to all Cocoa text system conforming programs (Safari, Camino, Pages) by
adding a Keyboard Dictionary (from NeXt I believe) to your
~/Library/KeyBindings directory. I use an Emacs version (have since
2006) which means that when I am in Safari entering text such things as
Meta-C, Ctl-E, etc work the way I expect them to. (ESC is Meta in my
version). Exceptions occur in browsers when sites override the defaults
(Blackboard is one), but that would be the same if I had no Dictionary
file.
See http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/site/cocoa-text.html for more
information.
To me Emacs bindings precede all the others because I began using Mince
on C/PM and Emacs (on VMS) back in the early 1980s. Those were really
the first editing programs I used extensively, so their bindings top all
the others.
rdr
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HI all
I'm using Xemacs 21.5.b29. Quick question related to selective display:
When using selective display (hidden lines), is it possible to leave the
hidden lines unchanged when making edits - for example find/replace,
string/cut rectangle, etc - changing only the visible lines, instead ?
If yes, how do I go about accomplishing that?
Many thanks
Ravindra
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Reiner Steib wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 22 2011, Katsumi Yamaoka wrote:
>> Katsumi Yamaoka wrote:
>>> I realized what we have to fix is `mml-compute-boundary-1'. [...]
>>> The function looks for ones that are the same as a MIME boundary
>>> (e.g., =-=-=) in contents of MIME parts, and updates the boundary
>>> pattern so as to be unique, if any. Contents to be checked should
>>> be encoded ones, however it doesn't so. As for a file to attach,
>>> it reads the file without binding `coding-system-for-read', doesn't
>>> encode it, and looks for things like the boundary in it. That is
>>> the root cause of an XEmacs 21.5 error.
>>
>> Done. Not yet tested with XEmacs 21.5 though.
>> The new function definition encodes every part in the same way
>> practicing when actually sending them in advance and then looks
>> for things like a MIME boundary. So it may slow message sending.
>> In addition, it assumes that signing and encrypting will never
>> generate a boundary pattern in data.
> Note that Aidan Kehoe added ".pdf" to `binary-file-regexps' in XEmacs
> 21.5 now[1].
I knew it. Aidan's change seems generally useful. But I realized
today, avoiding the error in question is not a solution in this case.
The root cause is that `mml-compute-boundary-1' was mis-designed.
> If the slowdown is notable and the change is only
> because of the reported XEmacs problem, it is not necessary, I think.
> Or does your commit fix a more general problem?
> [1] http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.xemacs.beta/35574
Yes, it is necessary for not only XEmacs. If the slowdown is not
disregarded, I think we will possibly be able to make a change so
as to make the mml functions encode a part only once. Though it
will need major changes on those functions and will take much time.
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http://www.uie.com/brainsparks/2011/09/14/do-users-change-their-settings/
Of course, that does not mean that I will ever have the energy and time to
do all the arguing to enable CUA-mode by default on OS X (and, I suppose,
Windows).
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Ar an séú lá déag de mí Méan Fómhair, scríobh Stephen J. Turnbull:
> Aidan Kehoe writes:
> >
> > http://www.uie.com/brainsparks/2011/09/14/do-users-change-their-settings/
> >
> > Of course, that does not mean that I will ever have the energy and
> > time to do all the arguing to enable CUA-mode by default on OS X (and,
> > I suppose, Windows).
>
> If you think it's that important, just do it and deal with the
> fallout. If you don't feel like dealing don't. Somebody will revert
> and that will be the end of it.
That would be a waste of my time and of the time of whoever reverts.
There’s no shortage of uncontroversial things to do, and I don’t have
unlimited time anyway.
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