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Hello, XEmacs.
When I do C-h f delete-duplicates, the resulting text starts off:
`delete-duplicates' is a built-in function
-- loaded from "/home/acm/emacs/xemacs.hg/xemacs/src/sequence.c"
(delete-duplicates SEQUENCE &key (TEST #'eql) (KEY #'identity) (START 0) END FROM-END TEST-NOT)
. What does this mean? In particular, I have never seen parenthesised
expressions, such as "(TEST #'eql)" inside an argument list before. The
XEmacs manual (page "Name Help") doesn't explain this. Are TEST, KEY
and START some sort of optional parameters, or what?
Thanks for the elucidation!
--
Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).
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Dear Biswajit,
On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 3:52 PM, Biswajit Khandai <b_khandai(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Vin,
> This is where my original comment of "the build will fail in a heartbeat" had come from.
>
> I thought this time around you or someone might work with me if I wanted to give it an initial spin. Is that (or not) the case ?
>
> I wonder : Is xemacs still a serious and live project ? If it is, is Window native binary considered a serious enough part of the project ?
(I've copied xemacs-beta as that is the medium for communication among
the XEmacs developers and maybe someone else will want to chime in.)
I don't really understand your points; I'll explain the situation as I see it:
1. I am currently making Windows installation kits. Those kits are
built with VS6. The Windows Installation kits, at least in part
thanks to your prodding/encouragement, are an ongoing activity. I
generally create a new installation kit with each update to the 21.5
development branch.
2. If someone else wants to build Windows Installation kits using a
different version of Visual Studio (or a different toolchain
altogether), he or she is welcome to work through the issues
necessary. I am happy to advise/help in that effort, but I do not
currently have a copy of VS2012 or VS2013, so my advise will be
somewhat theoretical in nature. You (or whoever else wants to take
this on) will have to roll up your sleeves and struggle with various
issues (manifest files among them).
Whether or not XEmacs is serious and alive, is, IMO, in the eye of the beholder.
Thanks for the bug report on paren highlighting. Since you narrowed
the failure down to the menu, I will take a look at that.
- Vin
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