With lots of help from Tobias on #lisp, I've discovered an issue with slime-forward-cruft. I think xemacs doesn't understand "[:space:]" in skip-chars-forward. Changing that to "[\s]" makes arglists work.
The issue shows up when trying to get autodoc[1] to show the arglist for "(cos". This failed because it was looking for "os". The above fix makes it work again.
Thanks to Tobias for helping me find this.
Ray
[1] Yes, I know slime-autodoc is disabled for xemacs, but I have a verbatim copy of eldoc from emacs that runs just fine on xemacs, so I hacked slime-autodoc not to error out when loaded for xemacs.
On 9/3/10 5:27 PM, Raymond Toy wrote:
With lots of help from Tobias on #lisp, I've discovered an issue with slime-forward-cruft. I think xemacs doesn't understand "[:space:]" in skip-chars-forward. Changing that to "[\s]" makes arglists work.
No, that's wrong. I think perhaps replacing (skip-chars-forward "[:space:]") with (skip-syntax-forward "-") is better. Some simple tests show that skip-syntax-forward works better and actually skips space characters.
Ray
Raymond Toy toy.raymond@gmail.com writes:
With lots of help from Tobias on #lisp, I've discovered an issue with slime-forward-cruft. I think xemacs doesn't understand "[:space:]" in skip-chars-forward. Changing that to "[\s]" makes arglists work.
The issue shows up when trying to get autodoc[1] to show the arglist for "(cos". This failed because it was looking for "os". The above fix makes it work again.
Thanks to Tobias for helping me find this.
Since [\s] doesn't work on GNU Emacs, I committed " \n\t".
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