inverse search with win32-xemacs together with miktex, (void-function gnuserv-edit-files-quickly)

"Stefan Pofahl" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.emacs.xemacs.windows
Organization ZSW Ulm GB3
Message-ID <3F5F1439.22891.D8E73A@localhost>
Hello Wouter,

sorry I don't know what is going on, sometimes it works sometimes 
not, at the moment everything is fine, inserted in init.el the two 
lines:
(gnuserv-start)
(setq gnuserv-frame (selected-frame))

I copied all *.exe from "gnuserv-2.1p1.zip"
in the bin-directory from my win32-xemacs21.4.13
and the bin-directory of miktex.
(Is there a newer version of gnuserv for win32-xemacs?)

It is necessary that you start xemacs before you call gnuclientw.exe, 
else gnuserv is searching for runemacs.exe.
The idea to copy winclient.exe to runemacs.exe and copied them
in the bin-directory from miktex and xemacs is not the best idea,
winclient is behaving different from runemacs from emacs or ntemacs.

I renamed gnuserv.el shipped with xemacs to gnuserv-original.el.
I copied gnuserv.el from the packet "gnuserv-2.1p1.zip" to the 
position of the gnuserv-original.el and compiled the lisp-file
on its new position.

In yap the commando for inverse search is:

"c:\Programme\MiKTeX\texmf\miktex\bin\gnuclientw.exe" -F +%l "%f"

kind regards

Stefan

***
> Hello Wouter,
> 
> I solved the problem with 
> (void-function gnuserv-edit-files-quickly)
> after updating several packages from my xemacs.
> 
> I removed the line:
> (gnuserv-start)
> Now it works :-)
> And I put in the line:
> (void-function gnuserv-edit-files-quickly)
> 
> in my init.el.
> 
> Can you post this in the newsgroup, as anser to your
> e-mail, I don't know how to do it on my own.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Stefan

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