>>>> "Alexey" == Alexey Mahotkin
<alexm(a)hsys.msk.ru> writes:
Alexey> 'encode and 'decode properties in 21.1 are printed out
Alexey> rather incomprehensibly:
Alexey> This could be somehow "fixed" (at least printing just
Alexey> "there is 'encode/'decode ccl program") simply, as
Alexey> `arrayp' helps to distinguish between old-style and
Alexey> new-style ccl-programs.
Why "fix" it? The point of these functions is "debug" information
for
developers. They are hardly friendly to ordinary users, so removing
information is a bad idea IMO.
Alexey> Hm. Is there anywhere explained which versions of
Alexey> XEmacsen should be supported by packages?
Packages are supported by XEmacs starting with 20.4. You "should"
support them all. In practice, nobody is likely to object if you
submit a patch as "tested with $STABLE and $BETA", and ignore older
versions. The earliest version tested should be documented in the
file if you have any suspicions. Right now STABLE=21.1, BETA=21.5,
and 21.4 is close enough to 21.5 not to make a difference which you
test. (This will not be true anymore in a few weeks, as Ben Wing is
planning a large merge of Mule code he is currently developing.).
Mule APIs change often enough that you should always be suspicious of
backward incompatibilities in mule libraries. :(
YH> Could you please fix it to work with XEmacs 21.1? Then that
YH> will definitely go in.
Alexey> That'd be great even though I understand that no one
Alexey> probably will use those ;)
If they worked, probably people would use them. I certainly would.
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