Re: Getting Emacs to start in fullscreen

Re: Getting Emacs to start in fullscreen

[Bruce Ingalls]

ismail dönmez wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> is there a config  option that I can add in ~/.emacs so when I do start
> emacs it will automatically start in fullscreen ?

As posted recently in comp.emacs, there's code in EMacro at
<url: http://emacro.sf.net > which maximizes the height of Emacs.

Beginner lisp problem

[exits funnel]

Hello,

I'm just starting to write my first lisp and I've got
a quick question.  I've added the following to my
.emacs:

(defun my-debug-mode-hook (ar)
 (message "In Hook")
)
(add-hook 'jde-dbs-debugger-hook 'my-debug-mode-hook)

and I see my message printed as I'd expect.  The hook
is called when the debugger starts and when it quits
and the value of the passed argument indicates which
is the case.  I'd like to have separate customizations
for each case so I modified my hook as follows:

(defun my-debug-mode-hook (ar)
  (if (ar)
    (message "Exits: Debugger Starting")
    (message "Exits: Debugger Qutting")
  )
)
(add-hook 'jde-dbs-debugger-hook 'my-debug-mode-hook)

Unfortunately, now I get the following error when the
hook is called:

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-function ar)
  (ar)
  (if (ar) (message "Exits: Debugger Starting")
(message "Exits: Debugger Qutting"))
  my-debug-mode-hook(t)
  run-hook-with-args(my-debug-mode-hook t)
  jde-dbs-debugger([object jde-dbs-debugger "JDEbug"
"JDEbug" "*JDEbug*" unbound unbound nil unbound nil
unbound nil unbound unbound unbound nil])
  apply(jde-dbs-debugger [object jde-dbs-debugger
"JDEbug" "JDEbug" "*JDEbug*" unbound unbound nil
unbound nil unbound nil unbound unbound unbound nil])
  (setq rval (apply (car ...) newargs))
  (let ((scoped-class ...) (eieio-generic-call-key
...)) (setq found t) (setq rval (apply ... newargs)))
  (if (car lambdas) (let (... ...) (setq found t)
(setq rval ...)))
  (while lambdas (if (car lambdas) (let ... ... ...))
(setq lambdas (cdr lambdas) keys (cdr keys)))
  (let ((rval nil) (found nil)) (while lambdas (if ...
...) (setq lambdas ... keys ...)) (if (not found) (if
... ... ...)) rval)
  (let ((newargs nil) (mclass nil) (lambdas nil)
(tlambdas nil) (keys nil) (static nil)
(eieio-generic-call-methodname method)
(eieio-generic-call-arglst args) (firstarg nil)) (setq
newargs args firstarg (car newargs)) (if (and ... ...
... ...) (load ...)) (cond (... ...) (... ...)) (if
static (progn ... ...) (setq tlambdas ...) (setq
lambdas ... keys ...) (setq tlambdas ...) (setq
lambdas ... keys ...) (setq tlambdas ...) (setq
lambdas ... keys ...)) (let (... ...) (while lambdas
... ...) (if ... ...) rval))
  eieio-generic-call(jde-dbs-debugger-start ([object
jde-dbs-debugger "JDEbug" "JDEbug" "*JDEbug*" unbound
unbound nil unbound nil unbound nil unbound unbound
unbound nil]))
  jde-dbs-debugger-start([object jde-dbs-debugger
"JDEbug" "JDEbug" "*JDEbug*" unbound unbound nil
unbound nil unbound nil unbound unbound unbound nil])
  jde-bug-debug-app()
  jde-debug()
  call-interactively(jde-debug)


I'm sure my mistake is obvious to anyone who knows
some lisp but I can't get it sorted out and would
appreciate a jumpstart.  Thanks in advance!

-exits

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Re: Beginner lisp problem

[David Kastrup]

exits funnel <exitsfunnel@yahoo.com> writes:

> I'm just starting to write my first lisp and I've got
> a quick question.  I've added the following to my
> .emacs:
> 
> (defun my-debug-mode-hook (ar)
>  (message "In Hook")
> )
> (add-hook 'jde-dbs-debugger-hook 'my-debug-mode-hook)
> 
> and I see my message printed as I'd expect.  The hook
> is called when the debugger starts and when it quits
> and the value of the passed argument indicates which
> is the case.  I'd like to have separate customizations
> for each case so I modified my hook as follows:
> 
> (defun my-debug-mode-hook (ar)
>   (if (ar)
>     (message "Exits: Debugger Starting")
>     (message "Exits: Debugger Qutting")
>   )
> )

`ar' is not a function, so you should not call it.  Use

(if ar
  (message ...

instead.

-- 
David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum

Re: Beginner lisp problem

[exits funnel]

> `ar' is not a function, so you should not call it. 
> Use
> 
> (if ar
>   (message ...
> 
> instead.

Thanks :)




		
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