Jeff Sparkes writes: > On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote: > Yes, there's code do display emacs keys in the menu labels. It > currently works for GTK 2 only, I should have it fixed soon. I suspect you misunderstand me. The menubar itself is invisible: the menu names are not displayed, and the clickable region corresponding to each invisible label is about 12 pixels wide.

>> The tabs are somewhat broken, which is probably related to the >> many thousands (literally) of repetitions of the warning: [omitted] > Yesterday I checked in a partial fix that fixes the tab appearance, > but not that warning. I haven't worked how the instantiator gets > the notebook tabs to work. I'll bet a drink of your choice at such time as we're in the same place that these are all manifestations of a failure to do something needed to activate a subwidget. (Perhaps not for the menubar, I suspect the menubar has something to do with the fact that XEmacs normally uses the internally defined Lucid widget rather than one from a toolkit. Even so, I bet the manifestation would be different if the GTK menubar was actually working.) The XEmacs embedded "widgets" are definitely handled differently. Lots