I am trying to make an emacsclient call such that it pops up the emacs
server.
I have the following lines in my .emacs

(server-start)
(defun myserver ()
(raise-frame)
(remember)
)

Then when I call emacsclient.emacs-snapshot -e '(myserver)'
the icon for emacs just blinks in the icon-bar but it does not
activate the window

If I change (raise-frame) to (make-frame-visible) it activates the
emacs window but does not bring it to the top. This is so even if I
use both (raise-frame) and (make-frame-visible)

So any ideas about how to (1) activate (if necesary deiconify) and (2)
bring to top the emacs frame??

Also one more thing: Where do I get the 'emacs as server' info files
(under debian etch)?

Thanks

rustom wrote:

On Dec 19, 3:21 pm, "Lennart Borgman (gmail)"
gmail.com> wrote:

Doesn't work. The window still stays below other windows.
Anyway why should 'no wait for server to return' have anything to do
with window arrangement?

rustom wrote:

Hm, that might be something I added to emacsclient, not sure at the
moment. Or something that is specific to the MS Windows client.

Why -n? I just happened to have it there, just

emacsclient

without any arguments at all is sufficient in my case.