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From: | Lennart Borgman (gmail) |
Subject: | Re: Display problems with `before-string' in overlay |
Date: | Mon, 16 Apr 2007 03:14:13 +0200 |
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Juanma Barranquero wrote:
On 4/16/07, Lennart Borgman (gmail) <address@hidden> wrote:I really did not say so of course. I suggested reading my arguments.I did. I've read this thread in full. I know nothing about the redisplay code (I've taken a few looks at it and that's all), but AFAIK you're not very knowledgeable about it either. OTOH, it seems that people who really knows it inside and out is unconvinced that changing it now is safe. Excuse me if I trust their opinion.
Ok, that is fine, but see below.
Is not that a better level of discussion?I'd suggest as a better level of discussion if you presupposed that people who disagrees with your arguments *perhaps* does so for reasons other than "not having read them"...
Ok, sorry.Then what arguments are actually convincing to you? For sure I found it troublesome to change that code now. There is however no other way to fix the bug.
I know that both Kim and Chong hesitate to do the changes now. My argument is not that I do not trust them. I try to look at the actual changes and estimate the chances that it can go wrong. Then I try to get their feedback on this because I know that they know the code better from both a present and a historical point of view. Chong has given concrete feedback to the list to the fix I sent. Kim has not done so yet and I do not know if he will give feedback on that level.
You are of course free to take any standpoint you want, but I think it would be nice and useful if you tried to keep it on the level I suggest above. If you just want to say that you do not want that change to be made now that is also ok.
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