On Sep 9, 10:02 am, Zeus <Bluestar_...@yahoo.com> wrote: I operate within the Fringe and this I direct you to, a riddle that goes in reverse for a wormhole can be blue.  The canal I am but I give you a date, the date you will get the midnight star, so forget the convenience store and think of who we are. Illuminati Seclorum "Novus Order" You use to be faster when I called your...

I operate within the Fringe and this I direct you to, a riddle that goes in reverse for a wormhole can be blue. The canal I am but I give you a date, the date you will get the midnight star, so forget the convenience store and think of who we are. Illuminati Seclorum "Novus Order"

...a isomorphism between the syntax, tree, and list datatype. Xah ∑ http://xahlee.org/ ☄ ------------------------------------------- (setf bin-tree '(4 (2 1 3) (6 5 7))) Thus in my view the only fringe nodes (leaves) are 1, 3, 5, and 7. also note, when in a language where there's isomorphism between the syntax and the nested list, there's a concept of head. For example, in ...

> (setf bin-tree '(4 (2 1 3) (6 5 7))) Thus in my view the only fringe nodes (leaves) are 1, 3, 5, and 7. also note, when in a language where there's isomorphism between the syntax and the nested list, there's a concept of head. For example, in pseudo lisp: (list (list 1 3) (list 5 7)) In this list, the 1,3,5,7 are leafs. Each having index {1,1}, {1,2}, {2,1}, {2,2}. Now, the ...

...,@strings)) nil nil ,alignment)) (defun fringe-helper-insert (bitmap pos &optional...XX..." "...XX..." "........" "........" "...XX..." "...XX..."))) (0 fringe-lib-exclamation-mark-0 . ,(eval...

... revert it via ~/.emacs somehow. That is (a) I like having a non-zero fringe, but (b) I don't like the way the mouse pointer behaves differently in the fringe in 22.1. I'd suggest you try (define-key function-key-map [left-fringe down-mouse-1] 'down-mouse-1) Thanks, that looks like just what I want. Allin Cottrell

... That is (a) I like having a non-zero fringe, but (b) I don't like the way the mouse pointer behaves differently in the fringe in 22.1. What the mouse does on the fringe is determined by a simple key binding, like what the mouse does on the mode line. For example: (global-set-key [left-fringe mouse-1] 'mouse-set-point) See other bindings like this in mouse....

...That is (a) I like having a non-zero fringe, but (b) I don't like the way the mouse pointer behaves differently in the fringe in 22.1. I'm mostly editing C source and...too far to the left and I'm into the fringe, where mouse-down-plus-motion does not initiate drag-...to do is enforce the old behavior: in the left fringe, mouse-down-plus-motion starts drag-selection. Thanks for ...

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... in the frame, while buffer text starts only after the scroll bar and after the fringe. So what I need to do it to compute how wide these two are, and ... the same width (approx is ok). So Far I have this: width of the left fringe in pixels: (or (car (window-fringes)) 0) width of the scroll bar: (* (or scroll-bar-width 11) (if (eq (car (window-current-scroll-bars)) ...