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On 4/7/2012 11:41 PM, Andreas Röhler wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:4F813335.8010000@online.de" type="cite">Am
08.04.2012 01:54, schrieb Glenn Linderman:
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<blockquote type="cite">Hi Andreas, et alia,
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Slowly the wheels turn, and progress is made. And then there are
bumps in the road. This is probably a bump.
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You might recall that I was stuck on an old version of emacs
because of incompatibilities newer versions had with AutoHotKey.
It was more important for me to be compatible,
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than to run the latest emacs. Then recently I discovered the
beta emacs is now compatible with AutoHotKey again, at least, as
much as the old version was (there are still
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some issues, but they are not new).
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So references here are to this emacs:
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GNU Emacs 24.0.93.1 (i386-mingw-nt6.1.7601)
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of 2012-02-15 on MARVIN
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So I upgraded to the above new emacs, and now am upgrading to
the new python-mode.el. I was running python-mode.el 6.0.2 and I
see 6.0.5 is now the latest version, so I
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downloaded it, tweaked my load-path to point to the new one, and
opened a quite valid, successfully executing Python 3 source
file.
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The following error appeared in the minibar:
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Error in menu-bar-update-hook (imenu-update-menubar): (error
Lisp nesting exceeds `max-lisp-eval-depth')
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Hi Glenn
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might be related to some indexing issue.
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customize py-imenu-create-index-p to nil should avoid this anyway.
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I'm testing with Emacs24 too from time to time and it passed as
Emacs23 so far.
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Nonetheless Emacs24 got some major changes and has some issues
still.
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Unless actively developing it, recommend Emacs23 for all
productive work.
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As for the rest, let's try to solve the knot by doing it one by
one.
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- disable all optional features as outline-mode - customize
py-outline-minor-mode-p nil
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If you still encounter some issues with latest release, please
send an example file which triggers it, resp. make a bug report.
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Best regards,
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Andreas<br>
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Your suggestions sound good. Since they didn't look like elisp
syntax, I tried the menus, Options / Customize Emacs / Programming /
Languages / Python ... but couldn't guess where to go next.<br>
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So I apologize, I am unable to intuit elisp syntax from the above
prose, nor guess my way into the customize tree to find them. Can
you be more explicit on what to do to turn of the options that might
bypass these symptoms? I don't grok much of the elisp parenthesis
soup, I'm just an emacs user with a bit of .emacsrc cut-n-paste
ability.<br>
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As for emacs 24, I am no emacs developer, but I cannot use emacs 22
or 23 due to incompatibilities with AutoHotKey, and 21 works fine
for me for normal things, but is maybe too old for the latest
python-mode, since you were not able to reproduce problems I had in
the past. So it is 21 or 24, which, if either, can you support with
python-mode? Maybe it is premature to use 24, but I am supposing,
unless you declare otherwise, that it is much more interesting to
add support for 24 into python-mode than to support 21...<br>
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