bug#426: 23.0.60; C-h k <down-mouse-2> in *Calendar* does not work

[Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Freenet.DE>]

Am 16.06.2008 um 20:24 schrieb Glenn Morris:

> Peter Dyballa wrote:
>
>> I was wondering why the mouse-2 menu ("Calendar") does not provide
>> anymore the option to view the diary entries of the selected day. In
>> GNU Emacs 22.2.1 the pop-up menu is titled "<date>" of that day and
>> offers to view this day's diary entries, which is now on mouse-3.

Sorry, I think I *now* finally realised that the two menus where just  
swapped. And there *is* the option to view a date's diary entries I  
missed earlier today ...

>
>> Typing C-h k and then pressing mouse-2 does to tell the key binding
>> but lets the menu pop up. (Actually the behaviour is the same with C-
>> h k <down-mouse-3> in GNU Emacs 22.2's *Calendar* buffer: in echo
>> area down-mouse-3- [or down-mouse-2-] is printed, obviously waiting
>> for further input.)
>
> It's waiting for you to select a menu item, then you will be told the
> binding of that item.

There must be more changed. In GNU Emacs 22.2 I can 'C-h k <down- 
mouse-2>' and a *Help* buffer opens telling me (excerpt, <mouse-2>  
left out):

	<down-mouse-2> at that spot runs the command calendar-mouse-2-date-menu
	  which is an interactive Lisp function in `cal-menu.el'.
	It is bound to <down-mouse-2>.
	(calendar-mouse-2-date-menu EVENT)

'C-h k <down-mouse-3>' in GNU Emacs 23.0.60 does not produce the same  
(telling cal-menu-context-mouse-menu's name). This is consistent with  
<down-mouse-3> in GNU Emacs 22.2, although another menu (or just a  
key mapping, calendar-mouse-3-map?). GNU Emacs 22.2 at least tells me  
what one menu is ...


And the swap introduced a bug: in a floating tip window I get told  
that mouse-2 will open a menu of operations for this date, which is  
wrong.

--
Greetings

   Pete

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