Re: [Bug: 21.5-b32] hash-table-p SERIOUS XEMACS BUG:
> "Stephen" == Stephen J Turnbull
<stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
>
> ,----
> | Recent minibuffer messages (most recent first):
> |
> | pabbrev scavenging...done
What's pabbrev? My XEmacs doesn't seem to have it.
A dynamic extension of hippie expand so to say.
It scans your buffer (generates a hash table, I presume) and offers you
when typing various completion, which can be inserted via return or tab.
For bigger files it is maybe not appropriate since it slows down things.
> | Wrong type argument: hash-table-p, #<SERIOUS XEMACS BUG:
ILLEGAL LRECORD
> | TYPE type 200 object 0xb2de720 Save your buffers immediately and please
> | report this bug>
This is very bad. Memory is corrupt.
> I am not sure whether this is caused by pabbrev mode, or by
table.el
> which gave my some problems in the last days:
>
> When having (require 'table) in my init file I obtained message
> concerning the missing functions
>
> table--point-in-cell-p
>
> table--at-cell-p
Have you updated table to an unreleased version? That's the kind
of
thing that is consistent with people who have already loaded the
package in their Emacs and are working on it without restarting Emacs.
Hm but table.el is *not* part of Xemacs, I have the most recent version
(defconst table-version "1.5.54"
"Table version number.
The latest version is available from http://table.sourceforge.net/")
1.54 which is already pretty old, the author talks about xemacs 21.1.9!
You really ought to do something about those Lisp library shadows.
Right it is on my list.
Uwe
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