bd@hpsemc.HP.COM (bob desinger) (03/07/88)
Jerome Freedman (jfjr@mitre-bedford.ARPA) writes: > When I do an incremental search Emacs grows another mode line > ....When I escape out of the I-search the screen heals up fine. Gnu Emacs thinks you are on a slow terminal running 1200 baud or less, and is trying to avoid a too-expensive screen repaint. This feature is great over slow modems, by the way. If you're not on a slow terminal, something is amiss. Is your search-slow-speed variable at its usual default, 1200? (To find out, use C-h v search-slow-speed or M-x describe-variable search-slow-speed.) There is something called baud-rate, but it's not a variable so I can't display it with C-h v; I don't know how you can check this. Documentation on this idea is in the Version 18 book on page 65, or in the Info nodes (C-h i then the following commands): m emacs ; menu item for emacs m concept ; menu item for concept index m search ; menu item for search m incre ; menu item for incremental search C-s slow ; search for slow (a couple of times) bob desinger
carllp@diku.dk (Carl-Lykke Pedersen) (03/11/88)
In article <690003@hpsemc.HP.COM> bd@hpsemc.HP.COM (bob desinger) writes: >There is something called baud-rate, but it's not a variable so I can't >display it with C-h v; I don't know how you can check this. Its a function, so use C-h f baud-rate. Regards Carl-Lykke