Re: Getting wrong-number-of-arguments windows-of-buffer in XEmacs-21.2-b36
Paul Keusemann <Paul_Keusemann(a)cnt.com> writes:
> `windows-of-buffer' is an alias for
`get-buffer-window-list', a compiled Lisp function
> -- loaded from
"/usr2/paulk/summitfs1/dl/Editors/XEmacs/Builds/xemacs-21.2.36/lisp/window-xemacs.elc"
> (windows-of-buffer BUFFER)
Thanks for the pointer, by the way. I've figured it out, just
not
sure how to fix it yet. I'm running on a Sun machine and am loading
the Sun/Tooltalk stuff which seems to be shadowing the one from apel.
Did the one in apel change or was it adde or did the usage change?
It's correctly defalias'ed, but somehow it gets wrong
definition. What does C-h f get-buffer-window-list show?
What I get is:
`get-buffer-window-list' is a compiled Lisp function
-- loaded from "/src/xemacs/lisp/subr.elc"
(get-buffer-window-list &optional BUFFER MINIBUF FRAME)
I grepped tooltalk package but I couldn't find any place
which redefined it. APEL won't redefine functions if they
are already defined. I tested it on Solaris 2.6 with
tooltalk enabled but I couldn't reproduce it. Does it
happen when you do xemacs -vanilla?
--
Yoshiki Hayashi