Steve Youngs <steve@xxxxxxxx> writes:
> Greetings Earthlings:
>
> Here is what the XWEM bug reports will look like. Yes, it's long, but
> it's better to have too much information than not enough.
>
> The only thing this example doesn't show is a list of installed DSO's,
> I was running 21.4 at the time and didn't have any DSO's to install.
>
> All the user has to do is `M-x xwem-report-bug RET y some subject RET'
> and then type in a description of the problem and send. It will only
> report the values of variables that have been changed from the
> default. So if something isn't listed, it is at the default value (in
> theory).
>
> Backtrace, gdb, xwem-debug, and xwem-messages buffers are
> automatically included if they exist.
>
> I'm temporarily setting `print-level' to 5 so the bug reports aren't
> 78 terabytes long.
>
> This is in CVS now. Apart from the new file, all existing files that
> have defcustom's have been touched as well. I had to set them up so
> the bug-reporter would only scan for user variables.
>
> http://www.xwem.org/packages/ has up to the second XEmacs packages
> which includes this stuff.
>
SUPER JOB!!! It is easy to figure out(using reported info) that you
dont have problems at bug report time :)
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