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Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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#342 | fixed | Distracting error (actually raised by coq-command-at-point) | ||
Description |
The Coq/ProofGeneral/Emacs? interactive functions For example if we type [C-c C-a C-t RET] (at the end of a Coq buffer), Emacs raises the following low-level error: let: Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, nil which is somewhat distracting.
On the one hand, we could add a test in (error "No %s name given" (downcase prompt))
whenever
But on the other hand, one could prefer not to raise any extra error,
all the more so as there is actually a bug in
Indeed, the former error is also raised if we just type TAB at the end
of a Coq buffer, because the last line of (if st (buffer-substring st (+ nd 1)) "") ))) or just with: (and st (buffer-substring st (+ nd 1))) ))) Kind regards, Erik Martin-Dorel. |
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#171 | fixed | Documentation fix for Isabelle keybindings | ||
Description |
Hi,
ProofGeneral-3.7pre080117. |
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#380 | fixed | Downloaded bytecode buggy? | ||
Description |
Hello, I am getting an error with bytecode of the 4.0 package and emacs-23.1.1. I perform the following: download pg at http://proofgeneral.inf.ed.ac.uk/releases/ProofGeneral-4.0.tgz untar, set path variable of emacs correctly. Start emacs, open a .v file. Here is the error message: Loading coq... Coq default abbrevs loaded Loading coq...done File mode specification error: (wrong-number-of-arguments called-interactively-p 1) Notice that if I make clean; make in pg directory everything goes well. Regards, PC |