Re: ConTeXt-mark-environment and transient-mark-mode

Ralf Angeli <[email protected]> writes:

> * Adam Duck (2005-03-11) writes:
>
>> doing `ConTeXt-mark-environment' with `transient-mark-mode' ends in
>> nothing being marked.  With `transient-mark-mode' off, the region is
>> there - though I can't see it, of course.
>
> Hm, this is working fine here on a CVS Emacs which is two days old.
>
> Tested with
>
> \startfoo
>   -!-asdf
> \stopfoo
>

Hmm, strange... what can I do to track it down?  I have recompiled my
emacs yesterday and auctex today.

> This is a problem we already discussed back in December.  I proposed a
> patch and asked for feedback.  As I haven't got any, I now checked it
> into CVS.  Could you please test it and tell me in case you encounter
> any problems?

This one's great!  My files look much nicer now, thanks to you :).
But something like this is still not working:

\defineframedtext[blueframe]
                 [frame=off,background=screen,
                   rightframe=on,framecolor=darkgreen,
                   rulethickness=3pt,offset=3pt]

as you can see, the lines are one character off and the next line after
this command is indented too far (this should be the same problem as
with my \place(intermezzo|figure).  As I said, I can circumvent it, but
it would be nicer this way.

> I still have the patch related to indentation in XEmacs here.[1]  But
> as long as CVS XEmacs is not fixed in this regard, I probably won't
> check it in.

I don't use it anymore: I happen to like the new faces (with boxes,
overlines and underlines,...:) ) plus cedet-CVS isn't working with
xemacs.


bye, Adam