Re: Emacspeak: Testing new implementation of interactive check

["T. V. Raman" <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Note: when you do an svn update, if you notice changes to
emacspeak-load-path.el -- then make sure you do
make clean; make config; make -j 

to ensure that all of emacspeak uses the updated
ems-interactive-p -- otherwise you will end up with an emacspek
that is using a mixture of old and new implementation of that
test predicate.
>>>>> "Bart" == Bart Bunting <bart@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
    Bart> Looking good with latest updates. I was previously
    Bart> seeing that yanking wasn't speaking correctly with m-y
    Bart> yank-pop but that appears resolved with the latest
    Bart> checkin.
    Bart> 
    Bart> Ruby mode works as expected.
    Bart> 
    Bart> Kind regards
    Bart> 
    Bart> Bart
    Bart> 
    Bart> "T. V. Raman" <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
    Bart> 
    >> Short Version:
    >> 
    >> If you are a long term user of Emacspeak and run from SVN,
    >> I just checked in a new implementation of
    >> ems-itneractive-p that does not depend on emacs'
    >> called-interactive-p.
    >> 
    >> Test on emacs 23, emacs 24.2, 24.3 and 24.4
    >> 
    >> Please test extensively, and if you spot differences in
    >> behavior in the new version let me know by clearly
    >> describing old and new behavior.
    >> 
    >> Types of differences you might notice:
    >> 
    >> 1. Things that spoke automatically in the past may not do
    >> so in the new version.
    >> 
    >> 2. Some things might produce more speech than before.
    >> 
    >> The reason for the change is to avoid emacs'
    >> called-interactive-p -- that function's implementation
    >> ends up calling other routines from the advice module that
    >> can potentially cause deadlocks -- the first of these was
    >> found by Bart in ruby-mode a couple of weeks ago.
    >> 
    >> --Raman
    >> 
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    Bart> Bart --
    Bart> 
    Bart> Bart Bunting