On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 12:17 PM, Katsumi Yamaoka <yamaoka@xxxxxxx> wrote: >>>>>> In [emacs-w3m : No.10717] Francis Moreau wrote: >>> What command did you perform when you thought w3m-session didn't >>> work? > >> M-s > >>> Did it issue a warning or an error message then? > >> yes: >> mapc: Wrong type argument: listp, w3m-session > > It seems that arguments passed to `mapc' contain the symbol > `w3m-session', however I don't see the code that uses such one. > Could you try debugging to get the Lisp backtrace? To do that, > load the w3m-session.el file (not the w3m-session.elc file) by > `M-x load-file RET', perform `M-x toggle-debug-on-error RET', > type `M-s', and then, send the contents of the "*Backtrace*" > buffer to the list. It will help us to investigate the problem. > I attached the backtrace to this email. >> also it looks like the jao-w3m-go-to-linknum() function (please see below >> my ~/.emacs file) doesn't work anymore, I got this message now > >> jao-w3m-go-to-linknum: Symbol's value as variable is void: >> w3m-link-numbering-mode > > `jao-w3m-go-to-linknum' seems to need to load w3m-lnum.elc by > itself since the `w3m-link-numbering-mode' variable that is first > used in the function is not autoloaded. For example: > > (defun jao-w3m-go-to-linknum () > "Turn on link numbers and ask for one to go to." > (interactive) > (require 'w3m-lnum) > (let ((active w3m-link-numbering-mode)) > ... > > Otherwise, simply add this line in your ~/.emacs-w3m.el file: > > (require 'w3m-lnum) > [...] > Looks good, except for `jao-w3m-go-to-linknum'. Ok I fixed this one thanks to you help. BTW any plan to make such function part of emacs-w3m itself ? > ;; I will be absent in the net till Monday. Sorry. No problem, I'll be off till next Wednesday. Thanks a lot for your help. -- Francis
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