Martin --
1) Yes, I think it would be a good idea to separate the
lossage and messages buffers and provide a keystrok for
popping up the messages buffer.
2) The xemacs compiler appears to complain incorrectly
sometimes about special variables --this is with
(require 'cl) and
(declare (special ...))
inside function bodies.
It also appears to have problems the cl (declaim ...)
construct --it continues to produce the warning that that
declaration is supposed to suppress.
--need to create a minimal .el file that demonstrates this.
3) I guess inhibit-point-motion-hooks got dropped in xemacs.
Not that I care --emacspeak doesn't use this -however in the
case of FSF emacs
emacspeak carefully sets this variable at specific times in
order to avoid emacs doing unexpected things.
I've worked around it for now by introducing an inline
function that I call rather than directly referring to
variable inhibit-point-motion-hooks
--is there more standard fsf-compat way of doing this?
4) Bill (wmperry)-- emacspeak-w3 throws a strange warning
when loaded
--the error is being thrown by the bytecompiler saying
invalid bytecode --this is after comiling all emacspeak
files with xemacs.
--the problem appears to be in the section of the code where
we insert the emacspeak help into the widgets via symbol
emacspeak-help
--
Best Regards,
--raman
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