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Boruch-Baum
commented on July 29, 2024
I think that's a documentation bug, because the project website says
Emacs-w3m supports the latest two major stable versions of Emacs. Thus, when the latest stable
Emacs was 26.1, Emacs-w3m was supporting versions 26.1, 25.3, 25.2, and 25.1.
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ikazuhiro
commented on July 29, 2024
Thank you for your response!
I stopped reading website at history section, which did not mention about official github repository. I thought website was not updated. But actually documents in the repository are much older than website.
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Boruch-Baum
commented on July 29, 2024
Please consider re-opening this. A documentation bug is also a bug, and can confuse others in the future just as it confused you. Where exactly was mistake written?
By the way, you can also now use MELPA to get the latest version of this project.
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ikazuhiro
commented on July 29, 2024
Where exactly was mistake written?
NEWS[.ja], README[.ja], and doc/emacs-w3m[-ja].texi are inconsistent with website.
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Boruch-Baum
commented on July 29, 2024
I edited the files, and updated my pending PR #22 accordingly. Note that I don't speak Japanese, so what I did for the file README.ja was to copy the text verbatim from the Japanese version of the website. If that's wrong, let us know. Also, if you are motivated, you're welcome to propose changes to the Japanese language (and for that matter, also the English language) documentation. The developers are friendly and welcome pull requests.
Also, I'll propose to the webmaster to add a link on the namazu page to the on-line info manual that is referenced in the README.
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Boruch-Baum
commented on July 29, 2024
Done. PR #22 now also has in its html folder an updated set of files.
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Boruch-Baum
commented on July 29, 2024
My version of the README now shows how to integrate the namazu project page HTML with the github markdown in order to maintain a uniform presentation. The only editing required was to replace relative links with absolute ones, for resources that only exist on namazu (eg. mailing list records, tarballs).
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bqv
commented on July 29, 2024
It seems this package crashes emacs native-comp (28.0.50), so perhaps something it does breaks with newer emacs versions?
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Boruch-Baum
commented on July 29, 2024
On 2021-02-24 09:58, Tony O wrote:
It seems this package crashes emacs native-comp (28.0.50), so
perhaps something it does breaks with newer emacs versions?
Please send more details. For example: on what flavor of emacs under
what OS and whether nox/GTK/etc, how to reproduce the behavior, what
specific error occurs, what *Backtrace* is generated (maybe before
starting emacs-w3m, perform M-x toggle-debug-on-error), or even what
appears in the *Messages*, *Warnings* or similar buffers. Also, if you
have been using the development version of Emacs28, include the git
commit hash (and commit date?) at which you're noticing the error.
Hmm. That does sound like a lot to ask of you, but please submit
whatever you can. We appreciate the feedback.
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bqv
commented on July 29, 2024
Understandable, sorry I can't give a backtrace or anything since it is a bonafide crash, rather than elisp error. As I said, I'm using emacs pgtk/native-comp version 28.0.50 (flatwhatson/emacs/60fd7fb57e15a0bf339fd28dc2c9449f39d122df). To reproduce, I simply (require 'w3m) and emacs segfaults immediately. I understand if you would want to forward this on to @AndreaCorallo instead but I'd be quite surprised if this is a native-comp bug at this point and he's quite busy.
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Boruch-Baum
commented on July 29, 2024
I noticed now that instead of reporting this as a new issue, you
'hijacked' a prior one. @katsumi -san: Is it possible to transfer github
comments to a new issue?
On 2021-02-24 11:15, Tony O wrote:
Understandable, sorry I can't give a backtrace or anything since it is
a bonafide crash, rather than elisp error. As I said, I'm using emacs
pgtk/native-comp version 28.0.50
(flatwhatson/emacs/60fd7fb57e15a0bf339fd28dc2c9449f39d122df).
?? https://github.com/flatwhatson/emacs
First I've ever seen of this URL as a source for emacs, and it says of
the repository main branch: "This branch is 1623 commits ahead, 56
commits behind emacs-mirror:master."
I'm curious what this flavor is all about and what the interest is in
using it instead of the real emacs. Who is that guy flatwhatson? What is
his emacs flavor about? What are all those '1623 commits' independent
of real emacs about? Should we care to support it?
To reproduce, I simply (require 'w3m) and emacs segfaults
immediately.
Are you performing the native compile yourself locally? If so, are there
any compiler errors of warnings?
Try double checking the path-names of emacs variable `load-path'.
Hmm. You never did say what version of emacs-w3m you are using...
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bqv
commented on July 29, 2024
@flatwhatson's repo is simply a regularly updated amalgamation of the pgtk and nativecomp branches� of emacs. For all intents and purposes, nativecomp is the only relevant thing here.
I'm not native compiling manually, but it does get compiled. Emacs-w3m: version 20210201.2305
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