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Re: JWindows->Mark and bug


Hallo John,

"John E. Davis" <davis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> =?UTF-8?Q?J=C3=B6rg?= Sommer <joerg@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>what's the meaning of JWindow->Mark and where is it different from the
>>fields of JWindow->buffer? Where is it used?
>
> The purpose of the mark is to store the editing position of a buffer
> as displayed in that window.  Multiple windows can contain the same
> buffer and can have window-specific editing positions.

Ahh. You've enlighten me. :)

>>I think the problem is in window.c:other_window(). The mark that was
>>restored by switch_to_buffer() gets overwritten by jed_goto_mark(). The
>>editing point in the buffer does never change, because down() and
>>insert_char() do not change JWindow->mark, but this is restored by
>>other_window().
>
> There are two buffer-changing functions: setbuf and sw2buf.

But both with the same problem. If I use sw2buf instead of setbuf, the
same happens. I must use otherwindow() to change the mark in JWindow.

> The sw2buf function changes to the specified buffer and attaches that
> buffer to the current window.  The setbuf function only switches
> buffers-- it does not change the buffer attached to the window.  After
> your function ran, control passed back to jed's editing loop.  Since
> you used setbuf, the cursor position was restored to the window's
> value.  As a result, you did not see the cursor move, although your
> function moved it.

This explains why it's not possible to look at the *traceback* buffer
while it get's filled and stack_check clutters the buffer if it's
visible while it writes to it.

> From the code, it looks like you are trying to move a selection from
> one line to another.

Yes and no. I move a mark, but it might not be the whole line.
Sometimes it's ony a mark for some characters.

Schöne Grüße, Jörg.
-- 
> Ich kenn mich mit OpenBSD kaum aus, was sind denn da so die
> Vorteile gegenueber Linux und iptables?
Der Fuchsschwanzeffekt ist größer. :->
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