Paul Nelson writes:
> Just to be clear: bug or devel?
If you want to send a patch, then bug, if you want to discuss the point,
devel, I'd say.
> There's some discussion on the magit repo at
> https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/2848 (but no solution there,
> from what I can tell).
I can hard
> I can't tell why Emacs sets `fill-column' to 64 in `log-edit-mode', but
> I'd like to follow this convention until Emacs changes it. So I'd be
> grateful if you could stick to 64 in your config as well.
Will do - I guess my point is then that if you want your own edits in
ChangeLog to behave in
Paul Nelson writes:
> OK, I see. The commit that you shared improves the situation for
> vc.el, except that I think 64 should be 66 (= 74 - 8). I attach what
> I'm using, which also tells magit how long the summary should be.
Hi Paul,
I can't tell why Emacs sets `fill-column' to 64 in `log-ed
Hi Arash,
OK, I see. The commit that you shared improves the situation for
vc.el, except that I think 64 should be 66 (= 74 - 8). I attach what
I'm using, which also tells magit how long the summary should be.
Unfortunately, I don't see a way to set the fill-column in magit via
directory local v
Paul Nelson writes:
> OK, I think I understand. Just to be sure: your workflow is to edit a
> "dummy" ChangeLog file while preparing a commit (in the auctex folder,
> so that the .dir-locals.el are in effect), then copy this into the
> actual commit message (in vc.el or magit) and delete the lea
Hi Arash,
OK, I think I understand. Just to be sure: your workflow is to edit a
"dummy" ChangeLog file while preparing a commit (in the auctex folder,
so that the .dir-locals.el are in effect), then copy this into the
actual commit message (in vc.el or magit) and delete the leading tabs?
Thanks,
Hi Paul,
Paul Nelson writes:
> I've generally been trying to remember to set fill-column to 63
> (following my interpretation of
> https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git/tree/CONTRIBUTE#n243), but
> guess I forgot here -- I suspect I used 70, which seems to be the
> default for me via magit
Hi Arash,
> How do you generate the changelog above? When I paste the entry in my
> ChangeLog inside my local repo and re-fill, it looks like this:
>
> * tex-fold.el (TeX-fold-hide-item): Call folding spec with point
> at beginning of item.
> * doc/auctex.texi (Folding): Mention the new con
Hi Paul,
Paul Nelson writes:
> From 594ff7ad7454d42dbab37e213714f9827e1061b1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
> From: Paul Nelson
> Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2024 07:33:21 +0200
> Subject: [PATCH] Call custom folding functions with consistent point
Thanks for patch, I installed it (5f40b686b4). I have one qu
Hello,
As you know, one way to customize TeX-fold-mode is to supply functions
to the variables TeX-fold-*-spec-list, which are then called by
TeX-fold-hide-item. This patch introduces the convention that such
functions are called with point positioned at the beginning of the
item to be folded. T
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