Typo and grammar. I meant,
2. Do anything that requires the minibuffer to use enough lines so that it moves into the space occupied by point. (e.g., M-: <ret> (print "C-q j") <ret>)
On Tue Aug 28 19:56 , Austin Haas wrote:
I can confirm that it is fixed. Thanks!
I've noticed one other issue:
- Put point and the repl prompt near the bottom of the repl buffer.
- Do anything that requires the minibuffer to use enough lines that it move into the space occupied by point. (e.g., C-: <ret> (print "C-q j") <ret>)
Result: Point will jump the the vertical center of the repl buffer.
Desired outcome: Point should remain in it's current position in the buffer.
I think it's normal for emacs to scroll the buffer in this case, but it is unique to the slime repl that point would move from it's buffer position.
-austin
On Wed Aug 29 00:05 , Helmut Eller wrote:
- Austin Haas [2007-08-28 23:33+0200] writes:
Was the repl buffer's behavior changed or am I seeing something unintentional? Is there some way to get it back the way that it used to be?
Yes, there were some changes and something was broken. I think it's repaired now.
Helmut.
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