On 9/15/2009 12:24 AM, Charles Blair wrote:
(1) Although "info emacs" works, C-h does not
provide any help
This has been fixed in cygwin 1.7. If you want to stick with cygwin
1.5, try the F1 function key for help whenever C-h doesn't work. Or run
emacs under X.
(2) C-x C-c does not exit
Thank you for your help. "cygcheck emacs"
produced the output below. After I used setup
to install the "lib" and "X11" packages, I am
happy to report I have a working emacs.
However,
(1) Although "info emacs" works, C-h does not
provide any help options
(2) C-x C-c does not exit emacs, alt
Charles Blair wrote:
>When I type "emacs", I get a new command prompt, with no other
> messages.
That's expected when a library is missing, you can make sure by running
"emacs; echo $?" and getting error 53.
More interesting is knowing which library is missing, run "cygcheck
emacs". Install
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