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bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering
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Stephen Berman |
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bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering |
Date: |
Mon, 17 May 2010 11:47:04 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/24.0.50 (gnu/linux) |
On Mon, 17 May 2010 11:06:02 +0200 martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at> wrote:
>> I still have no idea why there's the .emacs/-Q asymmetry.
>
> Maybe the effect of loading .emacs vs running Emacs with -Q? Did you
> ever try with a .emacs containing something unrelated and/or putting
> the (add-hook ...) in the command invoking Emacs?
It turns out that there is no .emacs/-Q asymmetry. As I reported in my
previous post, I found out that the resizing only happens with (at
least) three monospaced fonts on my system, including "my default font"
DejaVu Sans Mono. What I meant is that this is the font I standardly
use when running Emacs, which I set in my init file. But when I start
with -Q, Emacs uses the font Andale Mono, which is similar enough to
DejaVu Sans Mono that I (not having the sharpest eyesight) neglected to
take that difference into account. I did so now, starting Emacs with
-Q, changing the font (via the Options menu item Set Default Font) to
DejaVu Sans Mono, visiting abbrev.el, enabling Eldoc mode (via M-x
eldoc-mode), scrolled to the bottom, typed M-v, and observed the echo
area resize when it displayed the Eldoc message (and point was
recentered).
Moreover, as I also mentioned previously, this is independent of Eldoc
mode, since evalling (message (propertize "test" 'face 'bold)) in
*scratch* (with eldoc-mode not enabled) also induces echo area resizing
(with the problematic font).
In short, this bug now boils down to this: the echo area resizes with
certain fonts (including DejaVu Sans Mono) when it displays a message
that includes bold face. Whether this is a bug in Emacs or the
problematic fonts, I don't know.
Do you (or Eli or some other Windows user) have DejaVu Sans Mono, and if
so, do you see the resizing when you use it?
Steve Berman
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, (continued)
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, martin rudalics, 2010/05/15
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Stephen Berman, 2010/05/15
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, martin rudalics, 2010/05/15
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, martin rudalics, 2010/05/16
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Stephen Berman, 2010/05/16
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, martin rudalics, 2010/05/16
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Stephen Berman, 2010/05/16
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, martin rudalics, 2010/05/16
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Stephen Berman, 2010/05/16
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, martin rudalics, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering,
Stephen Berman <=
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Juanma Barranquero, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Stephen Berman, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Stefan Monnier, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Lennart Borgman, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Juanma Barranquero, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Lennart Borgman, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Juanma Barranquero, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Eli Zaretskii, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Lennart Borgman, 2010/05/17
- bug#6192: 24.0.50; eldoc-mode: unexpected recentering, Eli Zaretskii, 2010/05/17