Re: Patch to allow -nw to runemacs on w32

[Lennart Borgman <lennart.borgman.073@student.lu.se>]

Jason Rumney wrote:
> Lennart Borgman wrote:
>> The situation where I thought the current behaviour was a problem was 
>> when specifying --alternate-editor to emacsclient. If the user for 
>> some reason (which I might not understand ;-) wants to run emacs in a 
>> console, and this should be started through the use of 
>> --alternate-editor then the simplest way (from a user perspective) to 
>> get this working might be to do something like
>>
>>    set alternate_editor=runemacs.exe -nw
>
> The simplest way is emacs -nw. Why would they use runemacs? If they 
> are used to running emacs -nw, then they would have learnt quickly 
> that runemacs is not suitable.

I do not think "emacs -nw" will work in all situations. I believe there 
should be a GUI version of emacsclient.exe. Does "emacs -nw" work if you 
use the GUI version?

Note: I added a GUI version to gnuclient.exe which I called 
gnuclientw.exe. The purpose of this was to avoid unnecessary console 
windows.