frames-only-mode and compile

[weidtn]

Not sure if this is the right place to ask:

Im pretty new to spacemacs. I use i3wm. I found the frames-only-mode and this is exactly what i need. magit opens its status in a new frame, just like I want it to. My problem is: When running my python scripts , c c the shell does not open a new frame. It's still in the same frame, under my code buffer.

[io12]

I can reproduce this.

[robertfw]

May be related to https://github.com/davidshepherd7/frames-only-mode/issues/28

[davidshepherd7]

Hi, maintainer of frames-only-mode here, do you know what , c c runs in vanilla emacs terms? I don't use spacemacs but run-python in plain emacs opens in a new frame and that sounds like the vanilla equivalent.

[io12]

, c c runs spacemacs/python-execute-file, which internally calls compile with the shell command to run the file.

[davidshepherd7]

Hmm, compile definitely works with vanilla emacs so it's probably a configuration issue. I'll have a look at the spacemacs when I get a chance.

Le sam. 21 nov. 2020 à 19:41, Ben Levy notifications@github.com a écrit :

, c c runs spacemacs/python-execute-file, which internally calls compile with the shell command to run the file.

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[davidshepherd7]

When I copy the definition of spacemacs/python-execute-file into my config and run it, it works as expected (opens a new frame for the compilation). I had a quick look around spacemacs to see if it is modifying any of the obvious settings but I can't find anything.

Some more questions which might help:

• What version of emacs are you using?
• Does the same thing happen when using similar spacemacs functions for other languages?
• Do you have any other packages installed that might be modifying either python compilation or frame settings? (can you reproduce it with only spacemacs and frames-only-mode installed?)
• What happens if you call compile manually (e.g. evaluate (compile "true"))? Does it do different things in different major modes?

[io12]

I just tried (for the first time since my initial comment), and I can't reproduce the bug anymore. Something must've fixed it since then.

@davidshepherd7 Thanks for frames-only-mode and trying to look into the issue.

@weidtn This issue seems fixed now so you can probably close it.

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