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Emacs bug
- To: bug-emacs@MIT-XX.ARPA
- Subject: Emacs bug
- From: Kevin B. Theobald <THEOBALD@MIT-XX.ARPA>
- Date: Mon 27 May 85 21:12:51-EDT
- Cc: theoBALD@MIT-XX.ARPA
I have a consistently reproducable bug somewhere in EMACS or the connections
(XX, ROLM) when I run it on a Z-29.
The text below is in <THEOBALD>BUG-SCREEN.TXT
. pic_append_transformation \â:(argnum)
. en
. sv pic_new_transforms \âªpic_transforms
. sr pic_transforms
. nr pic_offset_x pic_offset_x+(ll*âpic_units_per_inch)/2000
. nr pic_offset_y pic_offset_y+((pl-(pic_top+pic_bottom)/2)*âpic_units_per_inch)/1000
. nv indent
. nv rindent
. nv ll ll+100 γ Kludge to avoid those annoying "10m over" error messages
----------------------------------------------------------------------
.sr pic_args
.fr argnum nargs-1 4 -1
.pic_a_xfation \â:(argnum)
.en
.sv pic_new_xfs \âªpic_xfs
.sv pic_xfs
.nr pic_ox pic_ox+(ll*âpic_units_per_inch)/2000
.nr pic_oy pic_oy+((pl-(pic_top+pic_bottom)/2)*âpic_units_per_inch)/1000
.nv indent
It was originally generated in 2-window mode, but that is irrelevant; the
dashed line is text, not a window divider. Go into EMACS and read in the
file. Go to the fifth line (with ^U^N) and out to the second word (with
^U^F^F^F). Now delete the word (with ^U12^D). The word "pic_offset_x"
goes away as desired. Now hit ^Y. Instead of the original line I see
something like
. nr pic_ot$ eY2 pic_offset_x+(ll*âpic_units_per_inch)/2000
(That is the most common result, but there are others. Also, it happens
elsewhere and the result seems to depend on where I am on the screen.)
Of course, it corrects itself when I type ^L, but its still annoying,
probably ups the load on the lines (with all the ^L-ing I have to do) and
is really annoying when I use MINITS at peak hours.
Could you please take a look at this problem.
- Kevin Theobald
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