>>>> "ME" == Michael Ernst
<mernst(a)cs.washington.edu> writes:
ME> Because \\s- doesn't match newline, `find-function-noselect'
ME> insists that there is a space after the function name. As a
ME> result, it fails to find function whose arguments appear on a
ME> separate line, as for `vm-mail-internal' in vm-reply.el:
ME> (defun vm-mail-internal
ME> (&optional buffer-name to subject in-reply-to cc
ME> references newsgroups)
ME> This patch fixes the problem by permitting either space or
ME> end-of-line to appear immediately after the function name.
Thanks but this has already been fixed in the current version in the
XEmacs-21-beta packages. "find-func" used to be a core library, and
unfortunately the current version doesn't work with older XEmacsen as
far as I know, so since you're using 20.4 this doesn't help you much.
Ok, I will try to put some back-compatibility back into "find-func"
soonish.
Thanks,
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Jens-Ulrik Holger Petersen <
http://www.kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~petersen/>
Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Kyoto University