Jerry James writes:
Unless you apply the patch I sent in my previous message, which makes
it
add lazy-lock-after-change to the *end* of after-change functions. I think
that patch is right. I'll send it to xemacs-patches momentarily.
I can't say "obviously correct", but it seems very plausible to me
that changes that are basically about analysis of the buffer should
come "late" in the after-change list, since they would be incorrect if
any code makes changes. I don't see any reason why font-locking code
would make changes to the buffer (other than font-lock-specific text
properties recording the analysis), so theoretically this is the right
change.
Since it works in practice, even though it seems this is a distro-
specific issue, I say
+1
Steve
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