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From: rlk@bacchus.UUCP
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Subject: Re: X and gnu emacs problem
Message-ID: <368@bacchus.MIT.EDU>
Date: Wed, 25-Mar-87 11:23:22 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 25 11:23:22 1987
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In article <565@mipos3.UUCP> pinkas@mipos3.UUCP (Israel Pinkas) writes:
][Sorry if you've already seen this, but I'm not sure that it made it out.]
]
]I recently installed emacs on my Microvax/GPX, running Ultrix 1.2 and ran
]into some problems.  In version 18.38 there is a new file called xmenu.c,
]which makes reference to a few items that are not defined in ant of the .h
]files it includes.  (Or in any file under /usr/include on my system.)  The
]items are:
]
]If anyone could confirm/deny the above, and supply me with the values
]for the four constants, I would be eternally grateful.  Any help would be
]appreciated.
]

From /usr/include/X/XMenu.h:

#define XM_FAILURE		-1
#define XM_SUCCESS		1
#define XM_NO_SELECT		2
#define XM_IA_SELECT		3
XMenu *XMenuCreate();

What X distribution do you have?  If you have XV10R3, you should not
be using XMenu in emacs because of a bug in the XMenu package (I
believe the makefile for 18.41 has a conditional for this, USE_X_MENU
or something like that).  If you have XV10R4, then you can use X
menus.

Robert^Z