Closed daviesian closed 11 years ago
End of file during parsing: c:/Users/Ian/AppData/Roaming/.emacs.d/packs/live/git-pack/lib/magit/magit.el
This sounds like there is an unbalanced expression in magit.el
. Most
likely you accidentally modified the file and then didn't pay attention
when asked whether you want to save it.
Since magit.el
is the file that fails to load you cannot use magit to
inspect modifications to itself. Instead goto the repository in a shell
and inspect and then possibly undo the modifications.
git diff
git reset --hard HEAD
Alternatively start Emacs with no local init files (emacs -Q
), open
magit.el
and run M-x check-parens
and M-x byte-compile-file
and
then manually fix the problem (effectively reverting the modifications).
I think this is neither auto-compile's nor emacs-live's fault but feel free to ask again if you cannot fix the problem like describe above.
Thanks very much for the suggestions.
magit.el has not been modified, and M-x check-parens
reports no problems. The file loads, I can use the features it defines, and M-x byte-compile-file
works with no problems. In fact, once I have manually run M-x byte-compile-file
on magit.el, the error no longer pops up on startup. That makes me suspect that it's an auto-compile
issue.
This is all with no local init files beyond the ones provided by emacs-live.
I'd appreciate any thoughts you have as to what's going on. As before, I'm happy to try things out if it helps you narrow down the problem.
Cheers, Ian
magit.el has not been modified, and
M-x check-parens
reports no problems. The file loads, I can use the features it defines, andM-x byte-compile-file
works with no problems. In fact, once I have manually runM-x byte-compile-file
on magit.el, the error no longer pops up on startup. That makes me suspect that it's anauto-compile
issue.
Yes, now it sounds like auto-compile could be at fault.
Could you please change the modification time of magit.el
but not magit.elc
while Emacs is not running. The next time Emacs
starts
auto-compile-on-load-mode' should cause it to be recompiled. Use
emacs --debug-init`.
If you get the same error again edit and save magit.el
in Emacs
to see whether that causes a similar error or not.
This is all with no local init files beyond the ones provided by emacs-live.
Just because it wasn't written by you that is still some kind an "init file", isn't it :-) Definitily not vanilla Emacs.
So if you can reproduce the error with emacs-live please also try with an init file that only contains:
;; -*- no-byte-compile: t -*-
(add-to-list 'load-path "/path/to/auto-compile")
(require 'auto-compile)
(auto-compile-on-load-mode 1)
(auto-compile-on-save-mode 1)
(add-to-list 'load-path "/path/to/magit")
(require 'magit)
Interestingly, this issue (whatever it was) seems to have vanished with emacs 24.2, the above was all using 24.1. Feel free to close.
@samaaron : You might want to revert the changes made in https://github.com/overtone/emacs-live/commit/dbb76b8c60b6b78d37bfaac0631d17e81ce17e64
Using auto-compile with the latest emacs-live on Windows, I get the following error pop up every time emacs starts:
I'm not sure whether this is being caused by emacs-live or auto-compile. Any idea what's going on?
@samaaron may be able to provide more insight into the emacs-live side of things. Let me know if there's anything you'd like me to try to help narrow down the issue.
Cheers, Ian