I've now removed references to org-xemacs-p from org-mouse.
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~pz215/files/org-mouse.el
Piotr
On 30/03/06, Scott Otterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good idea about the *Messages* buffer -- I've always completely ignored
> it. Looking at it over, I realized that my probl
Good idea about the *Messages* buffer -- I've always completely ignored
it. Looking at it over, I realized that my problem is due to a conflict
between org-4-19a and an old allout setting I had in my .emacs. With
these lines in my .emacs:
---
(defv
I cannot reproduce this under Emacs 22.0.50.1. I tried under Linux
and under MacOS, works fine in both cases.
Is there something in the *Messages* buffer that looks suspicious?
What if you turn off font-lock-mode, and then turn it back on?
How does your font-lock and org-mode related setup
It turns out that the org-xemacs-p was coming from org-mouse.el. I
pulled that out of my path and no longer got that org-xemacs-p error
message. But the fontlocking problems are all still there.
M-x org-version shows that I'm using 4.19a.
Hmm.
Scott
Carsten Dominik (03/29/2006 08:51 PM) wr
The fact that font-lock no longer works has indeed to do with the error
message you get.
The variable org-xemacs-p used to be defined in org.el, but no longer
is. The entire file
does not contain any reference to that variable anymore. The fact that
you this
message means either that you are s
