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Re: S-tab incorrety translated to C-y

David Reitter — 2012-05-22T22:11:37



I suspected it would be in lisp/term and just used "grep" to find this in ns-win.el:


It seems to be an Emacs 23 thing, since in 24, ns-alternatives-map just maps it to `backtab' as you suggest.

If you send me a patch, I'll happily add it to Aquamacs 2.x for the next release.

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S-tab incorrety translated to C-y

Gracjan Polak — 2012-05-22T21:42:17

Hi all,

local-function-key-map contains this erraneus entry:

 (S-tab .
        [25])

local-function-key-map also contains this correct entry:

 (S-tab .
        [backtab])

Sadly the first one takes precendence.

Effect: S-tab is translated into C-y and calls 'yank'.

Something somewhere adds a bad entry to local-function-key-map. How to find this
bug?

This line in .emacs works around issue:

(define-key local-function-key-map (kbd "<S-tab>") (kbd "<backtab>"))

Re: UTF-8 problem

Peter Dyballa — 2012-04-28T18:56:44

Am 27.04.2012 um 07:51 schrieb Serdae:


It should be sufficient to have set in the process environment from which Emacs is launched the necessary environment variables like LANG or LC_CTYPE. If your init file does not play with internal settings (does not touch any coding-system variable), then all should be fine. You can the environment à la

(getenv "LANG")

in *scratch* buffer and the typing C-j at the end of the line. This will make Emacs read from its process environment.

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UTF-8 problem

Serdae — 2012-04-27T05:51:29

Hi,

I'm running ESS for MacOSX 10.6.8 and have problems with setting the 
locales for sv_SV.UTF-8 permanent.
For instance running the following command gives
 > paste("åäö")
[1] "\303\245\303\244\303\266"

sessionInfo()
R version 2.15.0 (2012-03-30)
Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin9.8.0/x86_64 (64-bit)

locale:
[1] C

attached base packages:
[1] stats     graphics  grDevices utils     datasets  methods   base

loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
[1] compiler_2.15.0 tools_2.15.0

Regards Serdar
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create a new color-theme?

Peter Salazar — 2012-04-26T17:07:30

How do I create a new color theme in Aquamacs?

I followed the instructions here:
http://emacs-fu.blogspot.com/2009/03/color-theming.html

...but invoking the new color theme had no effect on the displayed colors.

Thanks!

Peter
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files missing, duplicated, renamed

Peter Salazar — 2012-04-21T17:25:42

Has anyone else had this problem?

I have an org file, accountability.org, in my "Notational Data" folder.
It's suddenly gone missing. Instead, I have files accountability.1.orgthrough
accountability.7.org. They're mostly the same, except for little things,
like the fact that #+AUTHOR: got changed to # AUTHOR:

I'm using Aquamacs in conjunction with nvALT and Simplenote, so it's
definitely possible the problem is coming from there and not from Aquamacs.
But still, how do I fix it?
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aquamacs-emacs: "filesets-open" does not open all ofthe files

Daniel Branning — 2012-04-12T22:16:21

I have created a fileset in aquamacs-emacs (24.0.92.3) into which has 
been placed three *.tex files. The manual says "You can use the command 
M-x filesets-open to visit all the files in a fileset ...." but only the 
_last_ one in the list remains open for editing in a buffer. The same is 
true if I use the "filesets" submenu, and click on the the "Files:" 
entry under the named fileset itself.

Is there a customization setting which affects this behavior?
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Re: Better TeX/HTML preview

Nathaniel Cunningham — 2012-04-10T14:20:54

This would be *amazing* in Aquamacs*.* I love it.

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Re: How to specify emacs scroll-bar color on OSX Lion?

Tony E. Bennett — 2012-04-03T17:01:15


thanks, that prompted me to check 'System Preferences->Universal Access'.
The contrast adjustment there comes closest to helping by reducing the
apparent intensity of scroll bar background, but it's not enough.

bummer.

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Re: AUCTeX in Aquamacs 2.4

Martin Costabel — 2012-03-26T08:00:48

True. On the other hand, even if you want to keep Fink, if you are 
upgrading to Lion it is best to erase your old Fink installation and 
install a new one. This is especially true if the old Fink installation, 
as it seems to have been the case here, was compiled on a powerpc 
machine. One even wonders how it got there, and what other old junk may 
have arrived in the same way.

Re: AUCTeX in Aquamacs 2.4

Iliya Lefterov — 2012-03-26T00:29:36

you dont have to uninstall fink... it is a good thing. there is an option
in system preferences to keep fink

best

On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 2:22 PM, Slobodan Simic <slobodan.simic< at >sjsu.edu>wrote:

Re: AUCTeX in Aquamacs 2.4

Slobodan Simic — 2012-03-25T18:22:46

Hello David and Pete,

Thanks so much for your help and quick reply, and sorry for the delay in acknowledging it. It appears that what caused the problem was an old fink install in my /sw/bin folder. What seems to have solved the problem was deinstalling fink via

sudo rm -rf /sw .

Thanks again! 

Best regards,

Slobodan

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Better TeX/HTML preview

David Reitter — 2012-03-24T02:27:43

I wish we could have something like this, GLIMPSE, in Aquamacs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UK42Hont3to

For LaTeX, we have line-to-PDF-location correspondences from SyncTeX.  For HTML, it'll be more difficult and one would need to look into WebKit.  Using Core Animation, animating each line or each token or phrase would be easy, though one would have to have a parser (Semantic?) to know the syntactic structure of the HTML or LaTeX document. 


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Re: How to specify emacs scroll-bar color on OSX Lion?

David Reitter — 2012-03-21T15:43:10


The scroll bars in the modern Emacs versions are drawn by the operating system, so they are the same across all applications.
You may be able to find some hacks that change the look of OS X, independently of Emacs, and System Preferences->General has some very general appearance-related settings (which, for me, in Snow Lion, do not change the look of the scroll bars).


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Re: How to specify emacs scroll-bar color on OSX Lion?

Peter Dyballa — 2012-03-21T15:24:37

Am 21.3.2012 um 14:32 schrieb Tony E.Bennett:


Search in the customisation interface for scroll or scroll-bar, fringe (neighbour of the scroll-bar)! You'll find a "Scroll Bar face"...

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How to specify emacs scroll-bar color on OSX Lion?

Tony E. Bennett — 2012-03-21T13:32:50

It is difficult for me to see the scrollbar slider on Lion - I'd like to
make it stand out more from it's background color.

Is this possible in emacs 24 or Aquamacs?

The scroll-bar face seems to be X11 specific and does not help.

thanks

Re: AUCTeX in Aquamacs 2.4

David Reitter — 2012-03-17T15:42:58

Hi Slobodan,

On Mar 17, 2012, at 10:21 AM, Slobodan Simic wrote:


This happens because of your upgrade to Lion.  Part of your LaTeX installation is, I believe, outdated. 
It is possible that the "kpsewhich" program that is called is not the one that is part of TeXLive-2011,  but something else - perhaps installed via Macports.  Open a shell in Aquamacs (M-x shell) and type "which kpsewhich".  What does it show?

For me, it is


which is the TeXLive variant.
With the following command, you can see the architecture of the file (presumably non-fat and powerpc).  For me, it is:

$ lipo -info `which kpsewhich`
Non-fat file: /usr/texbin/kpsewhich is architecture: x86_64

If it is the file in /usr/texbin, then I would suggest re-installing TeXLive 2011.
Before, check in the TeX distribution preferences panel (in System Preferences) that you have actually selected the 2011 version, and not some older distribution.

Hope that helps.


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Re: AUCTeX in Aquamacs 2.4

Peter Dyballa — 2012-03-17T15:36:43

Am 17.3.2012 um 15:21 schrieb Slobodan Simic:


Somewhere in your search PATH are TeX related binaries with non-intel components – universal binaries, maybe?

I'd recommend to either trash your recent TeX installation and set up the new installation in a way that only intel binaries are installed (x86_64-darwin) or correct the PATH setting accordingly, assuming that both sorts of binaries have been installed.

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AUCTeX in Aquamacs 2.4

Slobodan Simic — 2012-03-17T14:21:36

I recently upgraded to Aquamacs 2.4 after switching from Snow Leopard to Lion on my MacBook Pro (Intel). I mostly use Aquamacs + AUCTeX for editing documents in LaTeX. I have the latest LaTeX distribution, TeXLive-2011. However, after the upgrade, each time I open a LaTeX document I get the following error messages:

"You can't open the application kpsewhich because PowerPC applications are not longer supported."

"You can't open the application latex because PowerPC applications are not longer supported."

I am attaching a screenshot of the error messages. Despite the second message, LaTeX does work.

Any suggestions on how to get rid of the error messages would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Slobodan Simic

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aquamacs-backward-kill-word in terminal emulator

Roth Michaels — 2012-03-15T22:59:01

I've recently switched to using Aquamacs from using emacs 23 in Terminal.app. So far I have loved the switch. Part of my workflow now has been to abandon Terminal.app in favor of the terminal emulator in Aquamacs. I have one problem when doing this:

When in char-mode, aquamacs-backward-kill-word and related word/line killing commands kill the word in the buffer, but this kill command is not sent to the shell. I tried rebinding M-backspace to backward-kill-word but this didn't seem to help. I never had this issue with emacs in Terminal.app or Emacs.app. Does anyone know what I need to do to change it so this word/line killing commands get sent to the shell?

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Re: running in octave inferior mode

Joachim Schmidtke — 2012-03-10T01:57:59

Dear Pete,
Problem solved. Octave is in /opt/local/bin, but showed wrongly also to
/Applications/Octave.app/.. which I removed some time ago.
Thanks for your help!

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