The unicode branch changed the way map-char-table works and that breaks css-mode.el. I haven't used that branch yet, so haven't fixed it yet.

The unicode branch changed the way map-char-table works and that breaks css-mode.el. I haven't used that branch yet, so haven't fixed it yet.

[Duncan Mak]

This
	said, seen from here, it looks like either a bug in map-char-table
	or
in aset,
	or an incompatible backward change. Because it complains about the
	(0 . 65536) arg to aset, even though that comes straight from
	map-char-table and map-char-table's docstring says
	explicitly:

map-char-table broken in unicode-2
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Hello,

I'm having trouble running Stefan Monnier's css-mode with a build from the
xft-enabled unicode-2 branch.

When I load up the mode, I see:

Wrong type argument: integerp, (0 . 65535)

Stefan says:

The unicode branch changed the way map-char-table works and that breaks
css-mode.el.  I haven't used that branch yet, so haven't fixed it yet.
This said, seen from here, it looks like either a bug in map-char-table or
in aset, or an incompatible backward change.  Because it complains about the
(0 . 65536) arg to aset, even though that comes straight from map-char-table
and map-char-table's docstring says explicitly:

   The key is always a possible IDX argument to `aref'.

Please report this to the emacs-unicode mailing-list.

Duncan.