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1 total messages Started by Wessel Kraaij Mon, 25 Feb 1991 10:42

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Author: Wessel Kraaij
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 1991 10:42

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[In the message entitled "Re: emacsclient won't work (2)", on Feb 22, 
 ringworld!laprade@trantor.harris-atd.com writes:
/*
 * In <9102211340.AA15717@itkvsf.kub.nl> wessel@kub.nl (Wessel Kraaij) writes:
 * >Sorry for my unneccessary previous posting, I forgot to recompile "server.el"
 * >after patching it with the modifications of Ken Laprade.
 * >...
 * >The minibuffer says: Symbol's function definition is void: remove-buffer-from\
 * >-screen
 * 
 * Sorry about that.  You can remove the call to remove-buffer-from-screen
 * from server.el.  There is no need for it.  I have no idea why I put it
 * there in the first place.  Here's its definition anyway:
 * epoch@cs.uiuc.edu
 * (defun remove-buffer-from-screen (&optional buf)
 *   "Remove all instances of BUF (current buffer if nil) from the current
 * screen and remove the screen from the buffer's screens list."
 *   (interactive)
 *   (or bufepoch@cs.uiuc.edu
 *       (setq buf (current-buffer)))
 *   (let (win
 * 	(buf2 (other-buffer buf)))
 *     (while (setq win (get-buffer-window buf))
 *       (set-window-buffer win buf2)))
 *   (save-excursion
 *     (set-buffer buf)
 *     (setq allowed-screens (delq (current-screen) allowed-screens))))
 * ---
 * Ken Laprade			INTERNET: laprade@trantor.harris-atd.com
 * Harris Corporation 		Usenet:  ...!uunet!x102a!trantor!laprade
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 */  -- End of excerpt from ringworld!laprade@trantor.harris-atd.com ]


Great, emacsclient works after removing the call to remove-buffer-from-screen.

Wessel Kraaij

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