tale@pawl.rpi.edu (David C Lawrence) (02/13/89)
In article <8902121627.AA05481@csseq.tamu.edu> romero@CSSEQ.TAMU.EDU (Ron Romero) writes:
When I call up the calendar function in horizontal split mode, The
mini-buffer expands to about half the screen.
This is very weird ... just as I was about to post an note about
something screwy that jut happened to me, this message shows up at the
same time.
I am in GNU Emacs 18.50.2 of Sun Oct 30 1988 on imagine.pawl.rpi.edu
(berkeley-unix), Sun 3/50. (18.53 should hopefully be on our machines
RSN.)
I was going about my normal Emacs life today when I killed a window;
it was replaced by #<buffer *Minibuf-0*>, which is the minibuffer.
The window was in Fundamental mode (my default is text-mode) and it
could not be killed with kill-buffer. current-buffer returned the
above result, but it did not show up in buffer-menu-mode.
I have no idea what caused it or whether it is reproducible. It might
be just a fluke of nature, but has anyone else seen that happen?
Dave
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