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I'm using GNU Emacs 23.0.91.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.1.2600)
When I try to insert a new table (I followed the description under Entry Points) with
M-x table-insert
I get the following error:
Wrong type argument: integerp, (32 . 126)
I'm an elisp noob, o I couldn't track down the problem further.
If you need more infos, just say so.
2009-06-13 18:40:54 UTC by ch_h
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When editing a table with SLIME mode, pressing space causes the table to be malformed. The space is inserted in a plain-text way, as if the table was not recognized.
To reproduce: Turn on Lisp major mode and SLIME minor mode. Insert a new table. In one of the cells, start typing until
the column width begins to increase. Press space. The table is malformed.
I don't know if the...
2009-05-28 22:30:59 UTC by nobody
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This is the expected behavior. The space characters are inserted, or I
should say generated, as needed. Technically speaking the space you
inserted is taken but before the cell contents are updated the resulted
text is filled with spaces automatically. In this process any trailing
excess space characters are eliminated.
2009-05-28 22:21:29 UTC by takota
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This is the expected behavior. The space characters are inserted, or I should say generated, as needed. Technically speaking the space you inserted is taken but before the cell contents are updated the resulted text is filled with spaces automatically. In this process any trailing excess space characters are eliminated.
2009-05-28 22:19:50 UTC by nobody
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When in a position that inserting a character causes a cell to widen, pressing space does not widen the cell, but rather inserts a space in a table-nonrecognizing way.
Is this a bug?
To reproduce: Insert a new table. In one of the cells, start typing until the column width begins to increase. Press space.
2009-05-28 21:53:38 UTC by nobody
