Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Emacs Wiki publishing doesn't understand filenames with space

[Peter K . Lee]

Michael Olson <address@hidden> writes:

> The new behavior is to pop up a warning window with the relevant
> information and continue publishing.  If debug-on-error is non-nil,
> the temp buffer will be kept around as *emacs-wiki-temp*<N> (or
> *muse-temp*<N> for Muse), otherwise it will be removed.  Either way,
> it will be marked as unmodified so we don't get save prompts.

I had a chance to tinker with the new behavior a bit, but I'm not too
certain whether I like it.

I think it may make sense for <lisp></lisp> during publishing, since
it may be relatively easy to manually backtrace to where the error is
occurring.

But I seem to experience it during the entire process of publishing.
And when I'm writing numerous new routines and calls, it got to be
quite impossible to track down where the error was.  Is there a way to
disable this behavior, and revert to backtrace, at least for
development purposes?

I'm quite certain it makes sense for the new behavior as default for
general usage, I just think it needs to be turned off during
development.

-Peter

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