Distel

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Hi,

In windows, whenever I compile distel, I get the error "  ** The
function `char-int' is not known to be defined." I solved this in
linux by installing the correct CL libs but I couldn't figure out how
to fix this in windows yet. I'm using GNU Emacs 21.3.1.

Is anyone familiar with this or can point out to me where to look.

Best regards,

Ahmed Al-Issaei

God dag,

While it is extra effort to unset interpretion on a buffer, recompile, 
reload, and then interpret the buffer again in order to debug after code 
changes, it works and I can get by.

But if I forget to unset interpretation on a buffer where there are 
breakpoints enabled, and make *any* change to the buffer, the 
breakpoints go from red highlights to purple and nothing I do will allow 
breakpoints to work again until I restart emacs.  Even if I undo the 
change (or unset/set interpretation for the buffer )this "poisoned" 
state remains.

Any suggestions for dealing with this? (And is anyone working on making 
the debug/edit/compile/reload cycle work more transparently?)


--
paul

Hello,

I found an otp_doc server crash while trying to complete a function  
in a non otp module.

To reproduce try to complete: distel:ap

Unexpected reply: [rex [badrpc [EXIT [[bad_return_value no_data]  
[gen_server call (otp_doc [funcs "distel" "ap" nil])]]]]]

=ERROR REPORT==== 10-Aug-2008::21:57:38 ===
** Generic server otp_doc terminating
** Last message in was {funcs,"distel","ap",[]}
** When Server state == {state,"/opt/local/lib/erlang",file,"-"}
** Reason for termination ==
** {bad_return_value,no_data}

I found out that e_get({file,M}) thows no_data since M is not an otp  
module and does not exist in the cache.

The attached patch solves this problem and modifies distel:modules  
and distel:functions to use xref if the otp_doc returns an empty list.

Cheers,
Dimitris

Hi,