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bug#21732: 25.0.50; intermittent failure using windmove when in doc-view
From: |
martin rudalics |
Subject: |
bug#21732: 25.0.50; intermittent failure using windmove when in doc-view buffer |
Date: |
Sat, 24 Oct 2015 09:58:37 +0200 |
> Sorry for the confusion. I do have `windmove-wrap-around' set to t, and this
is
> with the frame split; i.e. when there is a different window to wrap around
> to. In that case (sorry for not being specific), other windows on the right
side
> of the frame were wrapping around correctly, but the window viewing the
doc-view
> buffer was not. Again, an intermittent error, so I'll try to provide a
backtrace
> when it happens again.
Alternatively, you could try to add the function ‘window-in-direction’
(in window.el) temporarily to your .emacs. There replace the line
((let ((posn-cons (nth 2 (posn-at-point (window-point window)
window))))
by a form like
((let ((posn-cons (nth 2 (posn-at-point (window-point window)
window))))
(let ((my-value (cdr posn-cons)))
(when (or (not my-value) (< my-value 0))
(setq my-variable
(cons
(format "window: %s direction : %s sign: %s wrap: %s mini:
%s posn-cons: %s"
window direction sign wrap mini posn-cons)
my-variable))))
and also add a definition like
(defvar my-variable nil)
to your .emacs. When now a "No window right from selected window" error
triggers, look at the value of ‘my-variable’. If it's non-nil, we might
have a clue.
Obviously you can make the above mentioned change also in-place, i.e. in
window.el, but don't forget to remake the emacs executable afterwards.
martin