Re: Byte-compiler warnings for todo-mode.el

[Stefan Monnier <monnier@IRO.UMontreal.CA>]

> ...starting emacs -Q with the above code and my ~/.emacs.d/todo/
> directory, typing `F f' in todo-mode prompts for a filtered items file
> and repeating M-n brings up all and only the names of my filtered items
> files in the minibuffer, i.e., all and only the elements of sfnlist.

No, M-n gives you the elements of falist.  Try M-p

>>> The warning can be prevented with (eval-and-compile (require 'hl-line)).
>> This ideally shouldn't remove the warning (i.e. if it does, as you say,
>> then it's probably the result of a bug or misfeature in the compiler).
> When I replace the above if-sexp with this:
>   (when (and (eval-and-compile (require 'hl-line)) hl-line-mode)
>     (hl-line-highlight))
> and byte-compile the file in emacs -Q, Emacs does not produce the
> warning.  Should I make a bug report?

Sorry, I thought you had written eval-when-compile.
With eval-and-compile it's normal and correct that the warning disappears.


        Stefan