Just wanted to let those who have followed this thread
that I found the solution.
You were right, this is no Cygwin problem, but an
Emacs bug. It doesn't recognize correctly the "w"
right for RCS/CVS files.
The fix is to put
(setq vc-ignore-vc-files t)
in the .emacs file.
Thanks for your help l
Hi,
Actually initially the problem was I did not know
who's causing the problem: Cygwin, Emacs or CVS...
Now, well, it looks more like an Emacs problem. I'll
probably follow up to some group regarding Emacs.
Bye.
Axelle.
--- "Robinow, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a
écrit : > > > If I log on th
> So it seems that is linked to emacs; can you
> read/write your file under
> another editor (like vi)? just to confirm it's
> really an Emacs problem.
I haven't got vi, but I tried a simple notepad under
Windows, and I modified my file without problem.
> Yes, this is an environment variable tha
> Last I checked emacs was not part of the cygwin
> distribution, so we
> should find out which emacs you're using. Start with
> something simpler.
> Try to find out if it's a cygwin issue, a emacs
> thing or a combination.
Thanks that's a good idea.
> $ touch testing
> $ echo "Testing write acce
emacs isse-xml.tex &
=> When emacs is loaded, he tells me I can't write
over isse-xml.tex...
I'm administrator: rights are rw-r--r--. So I should
have rw- access on the file ! Why can't I write on it
?
--- Hack Kampbjørn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a
écrit : > Axelle Apvrill
check-out the file directly through Cygwin, then
I have read & write access..
What's happening ? How can I solve that problem ?
Thanks,
-------
Axelle Apvrille
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