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Re: Summary for xwem--main--2.2--patch-12

From: Steve Youngs <steve@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Summary for xwem--main--2.2--patch-12
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 00:02:41 +1000
Organization: The XWEM Project
User-agent: Gnus/5.110004 (No Gnus v0.4) SXEmacs/22.1.2 (Audi, linux)
* Zajcev Evgeny <lg@xxxxxxxx> writes:

  > It is important to set `xwem-minibuffer-emacs-frames-has-minibuffer'
  > using customize-set-variable.

Doing this is giving me a really weird problem.  I'll try to
explain...

I normally have 4 XWEM frames:

        0 -- 2 SXEmacs frames (usually one for scratch and one for
             Gnus), and Mozilla.

        1 -- some monitoring like apps (top, tcpdump, etc)

        2 -- 2 more SXEmacs frames (one Riece, one Eicq)

        3 -- spare (where I test shit)

OK, so I startx, and after Gnus has loaded, I switch to the 2nd XWEM
frame and start up top, tcpdump, etc.  Then I switch to the 3rd XWEM
frame and start Riece.  Here's where I have the problem.

Riece doesn't start in the 3rd frame (frame 2), it starts in the 2nd
frame (frame 1).  And I can't bring it back to the right frame with
H-x a :-(

I start Riece with `H-M-x sy-riece RET'

,----
| (defun sy-riece (&optional ask)
|   "Run Riece in a new frame.
| 
| With non-nil optional prefix ASK Riece will prompt for a server to
| connect to."
|   (interactive "P")
|   (let ((riece-server (if current-prefix-arg
|                         nil
|                       "irc.au.freenode.net")))
|     (setq riece-frame (new-frame))
|     (select-frame riece-frame)
|     (call-interactively 'riece)
|     (focus-frame riece-frame)))
`----

I _do not_ have this problem if I setq
`xwem-minibuffer-emacs-frames-has-minibuffer' instead of
`customize-set-variable' it.

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