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- To: (BUG ZWEI) at MIT-AI
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- From: DULCEY@MIT-ML
- Date: Wed ,3 Jun 82 12:27:24 EDT
In ZWEI in System 79.38, ZMail 40.7, Remote-File 2.0, LMFILE-Remote 5.3,
microcode 849, 60.45Hz, on Lisp Machine Nine:
If one defines a Word Abbrev containing a Return character (by using
the Make Word Abbrev command, and using Control-Q to make it possible
to type the Return), the abbrev works fine during that editor session.
However, if one stores it in a QWABL file and then tries to read the
QWABL file back in during a future editing session, the Abbrev gets
defined incorrectly! An example follows:
I created one such Abbrev, and then wrote it into the file FOO QWABL.
The file created looks like this:
m.m& Make Usage Abbrev Variable[V
q..q[..o
MVX foo Fundamental Abbrevfoo
bar2
During the edit which created this file, the abbreviation worked
correctly. If I typed
foo
I got
foo
bar
as expected. But after reading the file back in, it's a different
story! Now, when I type
foo
I get
barfoo
(!!) If I then rewrite the QWABL file, here's what comes out:
m.m& Make Usage Abbrev Variable[V
q..q[..o
MVX foo Fundamental Abbrevbarfoo3