David> I have two separate issues with Speedbar, v0.13 and v0.13a David> (from sourceforge). Please report this to speedbar-bugs(a)xemacs.org or semantic(a)xemacs.org, which forwards to the maintainer (same guy in each case). (This kind of alias works[1] for _all_ packages; those packages which do not have a specific external maintainer will be directed here to xemacs-beta. There are also -discuss, -patches, and -maintainer aliases available for all packages.) We currently have problems with both our CVS repository and communication with the XEmacs Package Czar, so this is not going to be addressed by XEmacs quickly. Sorry; we're doing the best we can to get things back under way. However, the first priority is to catch up with existing releases; we cannot afford to spend effort fixing externally maintained packages, as that requires coordination with upstream anyway. We would really appreciate it if you would short-circuit the coordination problem by communicating directly with the upstream maintainer, and letting us know when they release a fix. Then we can synch our repository and release with very little fuss. David> Signaling: (wrong-type-argument integer-or-marker-p #<extent [8017, 8261) semantic 0x88b2084 in buffer XMLplugin.c>) David> speedbar-tag-find("XMLdestroy()" #<extent [8017, 8261) semantic 0x88b2084 in buffer XMLplugin.c> 3) My suspicion is that semantic expects an overlay (cf fsf-compat) here. David> The other more minor issue is that when I click on the "+", David> for either files or sections of files, it does nothing. David> Typing "+" works, but not the mouse. Again, please report upstream. It may be an XEmacs bug, but we do't have any speedbar expertise available at the moment. David> I'm using the version of Semantic that's installed with David> XEmacs 21.4.3, which appears to be 1.3.3. "Installed with"? You mean via the Cygwin netinstaller or the like? You can find out what our version number is with Tools | Packages | List and Install from the menubar. Footnotes: [1] There is a bug in our forwarding setup; it simply forwards without munging headers. This gets rejected by many listservs for "implicit address." Currently, the JDE aliases are known to be broken in this way. The fix is simple in principle but to avoid spamming people, I'm not going to test online. This takes extra time. -- 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.