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Re: current compile.el issues
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Stefan Monnier |
Subject: |
Re: current compile.el issues |
Date: |
01 May 2004 17:31:42 -0400 |
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Gnus/5.09 (Gnus v5.9.0) Emacs/21.3.50 |
> * Since (I guess) there's no way to limit the region parsed for
> errors now, C-x ` doesn't work the way it used to in Lisp
> *Compile-Log* buffers -- you get the first error in the buffer, not
> the first from the last compilation.
Actually what you describe was not the behavior I was seeing yesterday.
But the behavior of yesterday had the problem that even though C-x `
correctly jumped to the first message of last compilation (assuming no
comint-trancte-buffer was at play), M-x first-error still jumped to the
beginning of the buffer.
This was actually the behavior obtained with sml-mode+oldcompile.el.
But I just installed a change that introduces a new variable
`compilation-messages-start' variable, automatically set when calling
compilation-forget-errors (which python.el incidentally didn't do, even it
should have, even with oldcompile.el) which implements the "proper"
behavior (as provided by tex-mode.el in Emacs-20) where even M-x
first-error only jumps to the first error of the latest compilation.
Stefan
- Re: current compile.el issues,
Stefan Monnier <=