Hi Stefan!

For me, personally, I would be glad to sign a general assignment.
Unfortunately, my employer does not want to sign a general sign-off
agreement -- they prefer to do this case by case. (I respect this -- after
all, the company I work for develop IDE:s for the embedded industry so
there is a risk of conflict of interests, even though I mainly work on the
compiler and not the editor.)

In this case, for isearch.el, I do not see the need for an assignment, as I
only have reported bugs I have found, not contributed actual code. However,
if you think it is necessary, I will sign an assignment -- hopefully we can
define a scope that is acceptable to my employer, like "basic Emacs
functionality".

    -- Anders



On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 6:57 PM, Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>wrote:

> > I tried you solution and it works perfectly! Just make sure to save the
> > keymap after the call to "(run-hooks 'isearch-mode-hook)", as this is
> where
> > packages like "folding" installs its keymap.
>
> Great to hear.  Juri, can you do that for me?
>
> > While looking around the isearch code, I came up with a theory why
> > multi-buffer search in change-log-mode no longer works. isearch adds its
> > hook to the LOCAL pre-command-hook. As change-log-mode search change
> buffer
> > and the hook is not installed in the new buffer, the user can't exit
> > isearch.
>
> Sounds right, as well.  Juri, can you take care of that while you're at it?
>
> BTW, Anders, I see you have signed more paperwork for Emacs than pretty
> much anybody else, yet none of them covers changes to isearch.el.
> If I were you, I'd sign a general assignment for all of Emacs and be
> done with it once and for all.  If that's OK with you, then just tell me
> and I'll send you the relevant info,
>
>
>         Stefan
>