Re: [Bug: 21.5-b32] Crash in display-message-or-buffer

Stephen> Mats Lidell writes: Stephen> I'm guessing that this is a file containing functions implemented in Stephen> GNU Emacs that aren't in XEmacs. If so: Stephen> Did you byte-compile this file with the XEmacs you're using? If you Stephen> use an .elc compiled by 21.5 in a 21.4, or an .elc compiled by GNU in Stephen> any XEmacs, I wouldn't be surprised if you can crash XEmacs. I'm a die-hard xemacs user[1]. I don't think I've used GNU emacs since the pre-lemacs days. I haven't used 21.4 since 21.5 came out oh so many years ago, except occasionally on Windows. :-) Stephen> AFAIK the git mode preferred by 9 out of 10 dentists is magit.el. That's possible, but when I went looking for a git mode a few years ago, magit.el didn't work for me or was different enough from pcl-cvs that I didn't like it. (Too many years working with cvs and pcl-cvs, I guess.) Ray [1] I sometimes think about and try switching, but it's different enough from xemacs and my customizations that I don't stay. The only functionality that I find missing is better font-lock. (SLIME will cause xemacs to hang when I insert #+nil into lisp code. It has something to do with missing functionality in xemacs font-lock implementation.) _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://lists.xemacs.org/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta