3:16 p.m.
Marco Walther <marcow(a)jena.eng.sun.com> writes:
When I start a fresh XEmacs (21.4.1) everything is fine. I load a
lot
of stuff including VM, JDE, XAE, CC-mode and everything is still fine
but at one point in time I see these highlights staying around. I
could not yet figure out what triggers this change in behavoir:-( But
I'll try to find out.
I've experienced this on solaris8. When not wanting to start a fresh
XEmacs, I've been able to get this back into a decent state by
diddling with the parenthesis setting via the menus.
--
John M. Adams
7:17 p.m.
New subject: 21.4.1: Paren Highlighting: Expression
>>>> "John" == John M Adams
<jmadams(a)stsci.edu> writes:
John> Marco Walther <marcow(a)jena.eng.sun.com> writes:
> When I start a fresh XEmacs (21.4.1) everything is fine. I load a
lot
> of stuff including VM, JDE, XAE, CC-mode and everything is still fine
> but at one point in time I see these highlights staying around. I
> could not yet figure out what triggers this change in behavoir:-( But
> I'll try to find out.
John> I've experienced this on solaris8. When not wanting to start a fresh
John> XEmacs, I've been able to get this back into a decent state by
John> diddling with the parenthesis setting via the menus.
Me too! :-)
This has happened to me on Solaris 2.7, 21.2.46 and earlier. Haven't
had it happen on 21.4.x yet. It seems that this happens when I've
been running some shell (like ilisp) running inside xemacs that's
producing a fair amount of output.
It's quite annoying and I haven't figured out what causes or how to
fix it. I always end of quitting.
Ray
7:56 p.m.
New subject: 21.4.1: Paren Highlighting: Expression
-- Raymond Toy <toy(a)rtp.ericsson.se> spake thusly:
>>>>> "John" == John M Adams
<jmadams(a)stsci.edu> writes:
John> Marco Walther <marcow(a)jena.eng.sun.com> writes:
>> When I start a fresh XEmacs (21.4.1) everything is fine. I
load a lot >> of stuff including VM, JDE, XAE, CC-mode and
everything is still fine >> but at one point in time I see these
highlights staying around. I >> could not yet figure out what
triggers this change in behavoir:-( But >> I'll try to find out.
John> I've experienced this on solaris8. When not wanting to
start a fresh John> XEmacs, I've been able to get this back into
a decent state by John> diddling with the parenthesis setting via
the menus.
This has happened to me on Solaris 2.7, 21.2.46 and earlier. Haven't
had it happen on 21.4.x yet. It seems that this happens when I've
been running some shell (like ilisp) running inside xemacs that's
producing a fair amount of output.
It's quite annoying and I haven't figured out what causes or how to
fix it. I always end of quitting.
I've had this happen with paren-mode 'paren as well. I haven't yet
looked into it enough to fix it, although I think it usually starts
happening after some error occurs.
A better workaround than quitting/restarting is to do:
M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until paren-mode is off)
C-x C-v RET (find-alternate-file: same filename)
M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until it's what you want)
A small chunk of lisp could be used to do the same thing, but I'd
rather keep the problem just annoying enough to work around that
eventually it pushes me past the "must solve it properly" threshold.
8:04 p.m.
New subject: 21.4.1: Paren Highlighting: Expression
-- Raymond Toy <toy(a)rtp.ericsson.se> spake thusly:
>>>>> "John" == John M Adams
<jmadams(a)stsci.edu> writes:
John> Marco Walther <marcow(a)jena.eng.sun.com> writes:
>> When I start a fresh XEmacs (21.4.1) everything is fine. I
>> load a lot of stuff including VM, JDE, XAE, CC-mode and
>> everything is still fine but at one point in time I see
>> these highlights staying around. I could not yet figure out
>> what triggers this change in behavoir:-( But I'll try to
>> find out.
John> I've experienced this on solaris8. When not wanting to
John> start a fresh XEmacs, I've been able to get this back into
John> a decent state by diddling with the parenthesis setting
John> via the menus.
This has happened to me on Solaris 2.7, 21.2.46 and earlier. Haven't
had it happen on 21.4.x yet. It seems that this happens when I've
been running some shell (like ilisp) running inside xemacs that's
producing a fair amount of output.
It's quite annoying and I haven't figured out what causes or how to
fix it. I always end of quitting.
I've had this happen with paren-mode 'paren as well. I haven't yet
looked into it enough to fix it, although I think it usually starts
happening after some error occurs.
A better workaround than quitting/restarting is to do:
M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until paren-mode is off)
C-x C-v RET (find-alternate-file: same filename)
M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until it's what you want)
A small chunk of lisp could be used to do the same thing, but I'd
rather keep the problem just annoying enough to work around that
eventually it pushes me past the "must solve it properly" threshold.
8:06 p.m.
New subject: 21.4.1: Paren Highlighting: Expression
>>>> "MT" == Matt Tucker
<tuck(a)whistlingfish.net> writes:
MT> -- Raymond Toy <toy(a)rtp.ericsson.se> spake thusly:
>>>>>> "John" == John M Adams
<jmadams(a)stsci.edu> writes:
>
John> Marco Walther <marcow(a)jena.eng.sun.com> writes:
> >> When I start a fresh XEmacs (21.4.1) everything is fine.
I
> load a lot >> of stuff including VM, JDE, XAE, CC-mode and
> everything is still fine >> but at one point in time I see these
> highlights staying around. I >> could not yet figure out what
> triggers this change in behavoir:-( But >> I'll try to find out.
>
John> I've experienced this on solaris8. When not wanting to
> start a fresh John> XEmacs, I've been able to get this
back into
> a decent state by John> diddling with the parenthesis setting via
> the menus.
>
> This has happened to me on Solaris 2.7, 21.2.46 and earlier. Haven't
> had it happen on 21.4.x yet. It seems that this happens when I've
> been running some shell (like ilisp) running inside xemacs that's
> producing a fair amount of output.
>
> It's quite annoying and I haven't figured out what causes or how to
> fix it. I always end of quitting.
MT> I've had this happen with paren-mode 'paren as well. I haven't yet
MT> looked into it enough to fix it, although I think it usually starts
MT> happening after some error occurs.
MT> A better workaround than quitting/restarting is to do:
MT> M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until paren-mode is off)
MT> C-x C-v RET (find-alternate-file: same filename)
MT> M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until it's what you want)
Once the problem showed up here, it showed up in all buffers I looked
at, including the VM INBOX Presentation and normal text mode buffers!
Than this workaround would rather be lenghtly:-(
(XEmacs 21.4 (patch 1) "Copyleft" [Lucid] (sparc-sun-solaris2.8) of
Thu Apr 19 2001 on jena)
So at least I'm not the only one seeing this problem;-)
Thanks,
-- Marco
MT> A small chunk of lisp could be used to do the same thing, but I'd
MT> rather keep the problem just annoying enough to work around that
MT> eventually it pushes me past the "must solve it properly" threshold.
--
8:25 p.m.
New subject: 21.4.1: Paren Highlighting: Expression
-- Marco Walther <marcow(a)jena.eng.sun.com> spake thusly:
MT> A better workaround than quitting/restarting is to do:
MT> M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until paren-mode is off)
MT> C-x C-v RET (find-alternate-file: same filename)
MT> M-x paren-set-mode (repeat until it's what you want)
Once the problem showed up here, it showed up in all buffers I looked
at, including the VM INBOX Presentation and normal text mode buffers!
Than this workaround would rather be lenghtly:-(
If you do it as soon as the problem starts showing up, then it should
only be in one or two buffers. I've only ever had to reload the current
buffer. Perhaps because I'm using a different paren-mode, it acts
slightly differently when it breaks.
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