Re: Emacs Mac port

[山本和彦]

Yamamoto-san,

Thank you for your efforts always. I remember that you said you will
prepare your git repo for Mac port when Emacs switches its repo to
git. Now Emacs have done it. It would be highly appreciated if you
open your repo of Mac port.

--Kazu

> The second update of Emacs 24.4 Mac port 5.x is available from
> 
>     ftp://ftp.math.s.chiba-u.ac.jp/emacs/emacs-24.4-mac-5.2.tar.gz
> 
>                            YAMAMOTO Mitsuharu
>                       address@hidden
> ** Fixed bugs
> 
> *** The function `mac-osa-script' does not process ARGS (6th and later
> arguments) correctly.
> 
> ** Improvements
> 
> *** Even if the current keyboard layout maps some key with the control
> modifier to insertion of a character, which would be recognized as an
> ordinary insertion in applications that use the standard Cocoa text
> view, it is interpreted as a combination with the control modifier.
> This behavior is consistent with the Mac port version 4.x and earlier,
> and also obviates the previous fix for "C-_" on JIS keyboard.
> 
> *** If /usr/include does not exist, then the Xcode SDK dir is examined
> as a candidate of libxml2 header location if it does not contain any
> special characters or blanks.
> 
> *** The function `mac-osa-script' now accepts compiled code, which can
> be generated by a new function `mac-osa-compile', and a file name as
> well as a script source.
> Note: As of OS X 10.10.1, specifying compiled code generated from a
> JavaScript source causes crash.  I think this is a bug in OSAKit.
> 
> *** New function `mac-do-applescript', which is implemented on top of
> `mac-osa-script' and intended as a future replacement of
> `do-applescript'.
> 
> *** New functions and hooks for interaction with the Text Input Source
> Services on Mac OS X 10.5 and later: `mac-input-source',
> `mac-input-source-list', `mac-select-input-source',
> `mac-deselect-input-source',
> `mac-selected-keyboard-input-source-change-hook', and
> `mac-enabled-keyboard-input-sources-change-hook'.
> 
> *** New global minor mode `mac-auto-ascii-mode' for Mac OS X 10.5 and
> later.  If enabled, it automatically selects the most-recently-used
> ASCII-capable keyboard input source on some occasions: after prefix
> key (bound in the global keymap) press such as C-x and M-g, and at the
> start of minibuffer input.
> Note: Strictly speaking, its implementation has a timing issue: the
> Lisp event queue may already have some input events that have been
> processed by some previous keyboard input source but yet to be
> processed by the Lisp interpreter.
>