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bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust'
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Bastien |
Subject: |
bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust' |
Date: |
Tue, 11 Sep 2012 16:24:26 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.130006 (Ma Gnus v0.6) Emacs/24.2.50 (gnu/linux) |
Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> writes:
>> I enhanced the docstring and rewrote the command so that it does
>> not use a temporary keymap.
>
> Not using a temporary keymap means reverting to the old code: please
> explain precisely why using a temporary keymap is a problem (there are
> good reasons to use it: e.g. it makes key-translation-map and friends
> work correctly).
The `read-event' loop allows to keep the message displayed
(see the FIXME).
But I hit something weird.
from emacs -q, try to edebug-defun `text-scale-adjust',
then use `C-x C-+', then `c' in the debug loop, then quit.
The temporary keymap is not temporary anymore, and the `-'
and `+' keys are still bounded to `text-scale-adjust'.
Surely something weird when `set-temporary-overlay-map' is
called from within a debug loop?
--
Bastien
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Drew Adams, 2012/09/03
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Bastien, 2012/09/11
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Stefan Monnier, 2012/09/11
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Stefan Monnier, 2012/09/12
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Bastien, 2012/09/12
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Drew Adams, 2012/09/12
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Stefan Monnier, 2012/09/12
- bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Bastien, 2012/09/11
bug#12345: 24.2.50; doc string of `text-scale-adjust', Drew Adams, 2012/09/11