Re: cannot remove function from write-file-hooks
> "Stephen" == Stephen J Turnbull
<stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Uwe Brauer writes:
> (remove-hook 'write-file-hooks 'x-symbol-write-hook)
>
> The x-symbol-write-hook is not removed.
`x-symbol-write-hook' doesn't exist in a stock x-symbol. Do
you mean
`x-symbol-write-file-hook'?
Sorry you are right.
The other possibility I can think of is that write-file-hooks is
buffer-local, and you need to
(remove-hook 'write-file-hooks 'x-symbol-write-hook t)
> I suspect this hook makes editing not-so-small LaTeX files slow,
> when x-symbol-mode is enabled. When I disable x-symbol-mode the
> hooks is still around and I presume that is why the performance is
> still bad.
Seems very unlikely it affects speed in general. It's a
write-file-hook, so it should only be called when writing a file. I
That was my first thought too. But the thing is:
I put
(define-specifier-tag 'mule-fonts)
(x-symbol-initialize)
In my init file. I open a Latex file, x-symbol is enabled. Saving is
slow on large file. I disable x-symbol (x-symbol is a minor mode),
saving is faster.
I comment out
;(define-specifier-tag 'mule-fonts)
;(x-symbol-initialize)
I restart xemacs, and I open a Latex file. Now saving is much faster
even faster than before when x-symbol was disabled.
suppose you could mean long delays for auto-save, which is possible.
And how could it that be prevented?
Do you use crypt or crypt++?
Hm they are in my load path, but I can't find any require or load
command in my init buffer, which does not mean much.
Is there any easy way to know that a specific file has been loaded?
I tried for example to do
describe-function
crypt-submit-report (which can be found in crypt.el)
RET
and the function is not found.
So I would say no.
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