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From: saus@venera.isi.edu (Mark Sausville)
Newsgroups: gnu.emacs.bug,comp.sys.hp,comp.emacs
Subject: HP-UX question
Summary: mouse upclicks not sensed
Keywords: HP-UX, mouse
Message-ID: <6447@venera.isi.edu>
Date: 6 Oct 88 18:35:41 GMT
References: <8810051057.aa01133@james.Cs.Bham.AC.UK>
Reply-To: saus@venera.isi.edu.UUCP (Mark Sausville)
Distribution: gnu
Organization: Information Sciences Institute, Univ. of So. California
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Greetings,

The following excerpt is from xterm.c.

XPopUpWindow ()
{
===============================
==  Code elided for brevity  ==
===============================
  XSelectInput (XXwindow, KeyPressed | ExposeWindow | ButtonPressed
#ifndef HPUX
		| ButtonReleased
#endif
		| ExposeRegion | ExposeCopy);
===============================
==  Code elided for brevity  ==
===============================
}

I'm running a GnuEmacs 18.51 on HP 9000/3xx machines.  Some users on a
previous version had functions bound to x upclicks.  My config is now
not sensing the upclicks.  I think the above #ifndef HPUX is the
reason this is so.

Why, oh why, is this sucker in here?  Can I just take it out and
recompile?  I figure someone must know.

On a related topic: can gnu live with either version 10 or 11 of X or
must I compile one gnu for each?

					Regards,

						Mark.
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