Re: Tutorial out of date?

Stephen> Docs are always welcome. It would be nice to have a Stephen> second opinion on it before you submit it. Mats> I have submitted it to Björn for proofreading. I'll submit Mats> it after I get feedback from him. Mats> I'm sure others will have views on it when exposed to the Mats> public and isn't that a convenient way to fix it? It isn't Mats> code so it will hardly break something if included. Well, if the TUTORIAL is outright broken or full of typos or grammar mistakes or Norswedish ;-), newbies are likely to expect XEmacs to be just as broken. That's bad. It's generally more efficient to get one second opinion than to break your own head trying to proofread, that's all I had in mind. But I'd certainly take a new translation without it if the author insisted. Thanks to Björn, it will be proofread. Everybody happy, yes? APA> Current behavior in which version of XEmacs? Mats> I thought <Del> = "C-d" was default from at least 21.4? The Mats> tutorial in 21.5 says "You can delete the last character you Mats> typed by typing <Delete>." XEmacs has attempted to get delete-key-deletes-forward correct for at least three years. However, we haven't been totally successful. (At least several current threads on comp.emacs suggest we've been a _lot_ more successful than GNU Emacs, though, :-) I would say where you can use 21.4 as the reference. If that's too inconvenient, add an author's note that this Swedish version of the TUTORIAL was verified against 21.5 but 21.4 is expected to be identical at the level of the TUTORIAL. Then all bases are covered. -- Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp University of Tsukuba Tennodai 1-1-1 Tsukuba 305-8573 JAPAN Don't ask how you can "do" free software business; ask what your business can "do for" free software.