Closed LauraBMo closed 3 years ago
To reproduce I need to find 32 bit binaries on windows. Do you know where they are at?
On Mon, Oct 17, 2016, 6:58 AM Laura notifications@github.com wrote:
When I run (require 'ergoemacs-mode) I get the message Warning (ergoemacs): Could not find global map information Loading /home/brust/.emacs.d/recentf... Cleaning up the recentf list... Cleaning up the recentf list...done (0 removed) Ergoemacs-mode turned ON (us:standard). Started ‘ergoemacs-mode’. Total startup time 4.018547 (Load: 2.863835, Initialize:1.154712) Trailing garbage following expression: (kill-emacs) uncompressing ergoemacs-mode-26-0-50-2-i686-pc-linux-gnu.gz... uncompressing ergoemacs-mode-26-0-50-2-i686-pc-linux-gnu.gz...done compressing ergoemacs-mode-26-0-50-2-i686-pc-linux-gnu.gz... compressing ergoemacs-mode-26-0-50-2-i686-pc-linux-gnu.gz...done
again and again at infinitum... I've tried several things but unfortunately nothing seems to work. A) 1) Deleting ergoemacs-mode 2) Restarting Emacs 3) Reinstalling ergoemacs-mode (from melpa: ergoemacs-mode-20161012.2127) 4) Restarting emacs
My ergoemacs config is: (setq ergoemacs-theme "standard") (setq ergoemacs-keyboard-layout "es") (require 'ergoemacs-mode) (ergoemacs-mode 1)
and I am under GNU Emacs 26.0.50.2
B) I have the same problem running emacs -Q and eval the scratch buffer with (setq debug-on-error t) ; Activate debugging (add-to-list 'load-path "/mypath/to/ergoemacs/") (require 'ergoemacs-mode) (setq ergoemacs-debug t) (setq ergoemacs-keyboard-layout "us") ; Layout you use. (setq ergoemacs-theme nil) ; For standard theme. (ergoemacs-mode 1)
This seems related to another issues, but I think that it is not equal, sorry if I am wrong. Thank you very much.
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Nop, I use ubuntu and I installed emacs from the repository ppa:ubuntu-elisp/ppa
I am sorry.
Emacs 25 is the stable; Why are you using emacs 26?
I cannot locate the binaries on google either.
Well, I use emacs 26 because it is the only way that I know to solve a conflict that I have:
I want to use eww and maxima (with maxima-emacs),
but the ubuntu current repository has emacs24 without eww and
when I compile emacs25 and I install maxima-emacs, emacs24 is also installed as a dependency!
So I use this repository (ppa:ubuntu-elisp/ppa
) and I can use both eww and maxima, but I have to use the unstable version of emacs.
Do you (or someone else) know if there is a repository with the latest stable emacs version?
I will try again compiling the source code of emacs. Thank you and sorry.
No. I do not.
However this page may be helpful: http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2016/09/install-gnu-emacs-25-1-in-ubuntu-16-04/
It seems that the emacs24 dependencies could be due to the build requirements being the same...?
Thank you very much, checkinstall
is the part I was missing! Now, I don't have the conflict.
Yes, the build requirements are the same for emacs24 and emacs25.1.
Thanks again.
I think this should also work with emacs 26. I am closing this for now.
For what it's worth, I ran into this error when Homebrew updated Emacs from 25.3 to 26.1 without my noticing. Reinstalling the package didn't seem to help, whenever I tried to start ergoemacs mode in 26.1, it would halt at Trailing garbage following expression: (kill-emacs)
and I'd have to kill the process. Downgrading to 25.3 fixed the issue.
Can confirm the same issue happens on Windows 64 bits - Emacs 26
I'm running Widows 64 bits emacs 26 and have no issue.
How did you install. I think the elpa mirror isn't working. I need to reset my account and remember how to upload ergomacs-mode there.
I installed via melpa.
Followed the manual installation procedure and it works.
Thanks for the quick reply and for your amazing work :)
Thanks @fpvmorais
Alas, I haven't been able to spend much time on it recently.
Had this same problem where ergoemacs-mode
hangs forever. ergoemacs-mode package 5.16.10.12 GNU Emacs 26.1 (build 1, i686-w64-mingw32).
I tracked this down using debug-on-quit
. The source of the problem is displayed in the messages, where (kill-emacs)
on the spawned emacs process is discarded because the evaluation provides two expressions instead of one. The child process just keeps running and the parent process hangs while waiting for it. I imagine Emacs 26.1 became more strict about passing an expression (only 1!) on the command line to evaluate (a case of foolhardy nerd OCD).
I went to patch this but it was fixed already in a87fae7a2c413a6fd6b7d23dc8e159e400b10e8a by wrapping both expressions in progn
.
Thanks @juster. I think I need to revisit this; Did you install from elpa.
The 5.16.10.12
package from either melpa-stable or gnu have the same bug. Just to reiterate, the child process hangs when the global keymap file is dynamically generated the first time ergoemacs is turned on:
Warning (ergoemacs): Could not find global map information
Loading c:/Users/jrcd/AppData/Roaming/.emacs.d/recentf...
Cleaning up the recentf list...
Cleaning up the recentf list...done (0 removed)
Ergoemacs-mode turned ON (us:standard).
Started `ergoemacs-mode'. Total startup time 2.112636 (Load: 1.442886, Initialize:0.669750)
Trailing garbage following expression: (kill-emacs)
After the last line, Emacs hangs indefinitely and the startup time keeps increasing. I resolved this by cloning the git repo and using it directly. The ergoemacs 20181127.2130
package from melpa avoids the hang as well, presumably because it is a direct copy of the latest git repo source.
In other words I believe a new release is needed for the gnu & melpa-stable package archives. This bug with emacs 26/win32 is fixed it has just not been released yet.
I confirm that I had the same problem after installing emacs using apt-get on ubuntu 20.04 and installing ergoemacs with ELPA / Melpa. I could make it work only by doing manual install. Thank you for contributions. This is a great package.
When I run
(require 'ergoemacs-mode)
After normal loads, I get the message:again and again at infinitum... I've tried several things but unfortunately nothing seems to work. A) 1) Deleting ergoemacs-mode 2) Restarting Emacs 3) Reinstalling ergoemacs-mode (from melpa: ergoemacs-mode-20161012.2127) 4) Restarting emacs
My ergoemacs config is:
and I am under GNU Emacs 26.0.50.2
B) I have the same problem running
emacs -Q
and eval the*scratch*
buffer withThis seems related to another issues, but I think that it is not equal, sorry if I am wrong. Thank you very much.