Issue 130 in ergoemacs: Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix

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New issue 130 by berdario: Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p,
curr-prefix
http://code.google.com/p/ergoemacs/issues/detail?id=130

What steps will reproduce the problem?
Ubuntu 13.04 w/ emacs24, install latest ergoemacs package from MELPA

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Emacs is completely borked: you can't even successfully open a file... the
error is displayed in the minibuffer and you're forced to remove ergoemacs
if you want to work

this is the same bug that has been reported here
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/ergoemacs/xuF3eP0LNBU
but since it hasn't been solved yet, and it can affect everyone who uses
ergoemacs from MELPA, I decided to open this report

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[Matthew Fidler]

Could you post your initialization file so I can try to reproduce this bug. I thought it had been resolved.

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Comment #1 on issue 130 by xah...@gmail.com: Wrong type argument:
integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix
http://code.google.com/p/ergoemacs/issues/detail?id=130

if you are desperate, possibly try a earlier version that's not as complex.
you can get it at
http://ergoemacs.org/emacs/ergonomic_emacs_keybinding.html

i tried to reproduce this, from fresh emacs, but wasn't able to reproduce
for me.

Matt might give you a answer. But right now i'm not able to look into.

here's what i did trying to reproduce:

rename your .emacs and .emacs.d to something backup.

create a new ~/.emacs with this content:

(when (>= emacs-major-version 24)
(require 'package)

(add-to-list 'package-archives '("melpa" . "http://melpa.milkbox.net/packages/")
t)
)

start emacs, by
emacs &

do list-packages, install ergoemacs.
Then, type Alt+x ergoemacs-mode
to turn it on.

no problem for me though. Does the above cause problem? If not, then it
means the problem arise with perhaps together with something else.

thanks a lot for the report. We want critical errors fixed.
i'm on
GNU Emacs 24.3.1 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.24.10) of 2013-03-11 on
xah-p6813w

[ergo...@googlecode.com]

Comment #2 on issue 130 by berdario: Wrong type argument:
integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix
http://code.google.com/p/ergoemacs/issues/detail?id=130

yes, the problem is the same also by creating a new emacs profile with your
steps

i'm on
"Gnu Emacs 24.2.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.6.4) of 2013-04-09
on allspice, modified by Debian"

[Matthew Fidler]

Could you try:

rename your .emacs and .emacs.d to something backup.

create a new ~/.emacs with this content:

(when (>= emacs-major-version 24)
  (require 'package)

  (setq ergoemacs-debug t)

  (setq debug-on-error t)

  (add-to-list 'package-archives '("melpa" . "http://melpa.milkbox.net/packages/") t)
  )

start emacs, by
emacs &

do list-packages, install ergoemacs.
Then, type Alt+x ergoemacs-mode
to turn it on.

Then, could you post the value of your *Backtrace* and *Messages* buffers.  That way, I might be able to figure out what is going on.  I don't understand it because I can't reproduce it.

[rodf...@gmail.com]

I tried to get the traceback without success... after some time the message "Entering debug.." disapear like if nothing happened...

[rodf...@gmail.com]

Messages buffer:


Variable: M-o (M-o) -> forward-word [134217839]
Variable: M-U (M-U) -> ergoemacs-backward-block [134217813]
Variable: M-O (M-O) -> ergoemacs-forward-block [134217807]
Variable: M-h (M-h) -> move-beginning-of-line [134217832]
Variable: M-H (M-H) -> move-end-of-line [134217800]
Variable: M-I (M-I) -> scroll-down [134217801]
Variable: M-K (M-K) -> scroll-up [134217803]
Variable: M-n (M-n) -> beginning-of-buffer [134217838]
Variable: M-N (M-N) -> end-of-buffer [134217806]
Variable: M-J (M-J) -> ergoemacs-backward-open-bracket [134217802]
Variable: M-L (M-L) -> ergoemacs-forward-close-bracket [134217804]
Variable: M-y (M-y) -> isearch-forward [134217849]
Variable: M-Y (M-Y) -> isearch-backward [134217817]
Variable: M-p (M-p) -> recenter-top-bottom [134217840]
Variable: M-d (M-d) -> delete-backward-char [134217828]
Variable: M-f (M-f) -> delete-char [134217830]
Variable: M-e (M-e) -> backward-kill-word [134217829]
Variable: M-r (M-r) -> kill-word [134217842]
Variable: M-x (M-x) -> ergoemacs-cut-line-or-region [134217848]
Variable: M-c (M-c) -> ergoemacs-copy-line-or-region [134217827]
Variable: M-v (M-v) -> yank [134217846]
Variable: M-V (M-V) -> yank-pop [134217814]
Variable: M-C (M-C) -> ergoemacs-copy-all [134217795]
Variable: M-X (M-X) -> ergoemacs-cut-all [134217816]
Variable: M-Z (M-Z) -> redo [134217818]
Variable: M-z (M-z) -> undo [134217850]
Variable: M-g (M-g) -> kill-line [134217831]
Variable: M-G (M-G) -> ergoemacs-kill-line-backward [134217799]
Variable: M-S-SPC (M-S-SPC) -> mark-paragraph [167772192]
Variable: M-w (M-w) -> ergoemacs-shrink-whitespaces [134217847]
Variable: M-' (M-') -> comment-dwim [134217767]
Variable: M-? (M-?) -> ergoemacs-toggle-camel-case [134217791]
Variable: M-/ (M-/) -> ergoemacs-toggle-letter-case [134217775]
Variable: M-t (M-t) -> ergoemacs-call-keyword-completion [134217844]
Variable: M-q (M-q) -> ergoemacs-compact-uncompact-block [134217841]
Variable: <escape> (<escape>) -> keyboard-quit [escape]
Variable: M-SPC (M-SPC) -> set-mark-command [134217760]
Variable: M-a (M-a) -> execute-extended-command [134217825]
Variable: M-A (M-A) -> shell-command [134217793]
Variable: M-s (M-s) -> ergoemacs-move-cursor-next-pane [134217843]
Variable: M-S (M-S) -> ergoemacs-move-cursor-previous-pane [134217811]
Variable: M-~ (M-~) -> ergoemacs-switch-to-previous-frame [134217854]
Variable: M-` (M-`) -> ergoemacs-switch-to-next-frame [134217824]
Variable: M-5 (M-5) -> query-replace [134217781]
Variable: M-% (M-%) -> query-replace-regexp [134217765]
Variable: M-3 (M-3) -> delete-other-windows [134217779]
Variable: M-2 (M-2) -> delete-window [134217778]
Variable: M-4 (M-4) -> split-window-vertically [134217780]
Variable: M-$ (M-$) -> split-window-horizontally [134217764]
Variable: M-8 (M-8) -> ergoemacs-extend-selection [134217784]
Variable: M-* (M-*) -> ergoemacs-select-text-in-quote [134217770]
Variable: M-6 (M-6) -> ergoemacs-select-current-block [134217782]
Variable: M-7 (M-7) -> ergoemacs-select-current-line [134217783]
Variable: <C-home> (<C-home>) -> beginning-of-buffer [C-home]
Variable: <C-end> (<C-end>) -> end-of-buffer [C-end]
Variable: <apps> j (<apps> j) -> ergoemacs-ctl-c [apps 106]
Variable: <apps> u (<apps> u) -> ergoemacs-ctl-c-unchorded [apps 117]
Variable: <apps> f (<apps> f) -> ergoemacs-ctl-x [apps 102]
Variable: <apps> r (<apps> r) -> ergoemacs-ctl-x-unchorded [apps 114]
Variable: <apps> h (<apps> h) -> ergoemacs-ctl-h [apps 104]
Variable: <apps> y (<apps> y) -> ergoemacs-ctl-h-unchorded [apps 121]
Variable: <apps> m (<apps> m) -> ergoemacs-ctl-c-ctl-c [apps 109]
Variable: <apps> SPC (<apps> SPC) -> set-mark-command [apps 32]
Variable: <apps> k (<apps> k) -> ergoemacs-alt-keys [apps 107]
Variable: <apps> i (<apps> i) -> ergoemacs-alt-shift-keys [apps 105]
Variable: <apps> <return> (<apps> <return>) -> ergoemacs-smex-if-exists [apps return]
Ergoemacs Keys have loaded.
CUA rectangle modifier wasn't changed.
Cua mode enabled
byte-code: Buffer is read-only: #<buffer *GNU Emacs*>
hook: keyboard-quit->[escape] minibuffer-keyboard-quit nil
hook: previous-line->[134217833] previous-history-element nil
hook: next-line->[134217835] next-history-element nil
hook: <f11>->[f11] previous-history-element nil
hook: <f12>->[f12] next-history-element nil
hook: S-<f11>->[S-f11] previous-matching-history-element nil
hook: S-<f12>->[S-f12] next-matching-history-element nil
Quit [3 times]
hook: keyboard-quit->[escape] minibuffer-keyboard-quit nil
hook: previous-line->[134217833] previous-history-element nil
hook: next-line->[134217835] next-history-element nil
hook: <f11>->[f11] previous-history-element nil
hook: <f12>->[f12] next-history-element nil
hook: S-<f11>->[S-f11] previous-matching-history-element nil
hook: S-<f12>->[S-f12] next-matching-history-element nil
Making completion list...
Entering debugger...

Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix

Making completion list...
Entering debugger...

Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix

Making completion list...
Entering debugger...

Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix

Making completion list...
Entering debugger...

Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix

Quit [9 times]
setq: Beginning of buffer [2 times]
read-from-minibuffer: Buffer is read-only: #<buffer *GNU Emacs*>

On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:18:47 AM UTC-3, ergo...@googlecode.com wrote:

[rodf...@gmail.com]

There are no *Backtrace* buffer...

On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:18:47 AM UTC-3, ergo...@googlecode.com wrote:

[Matthew Fidler]

try the *messages* buffer

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On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:18:47 AM UTC-3, ergo...@googlecode.com wrote:

[Matthew Fidler]

Thanks.  Its a bit closer to a solution.

Are there any site lisp packages that are loaded?  It seems to be querying if you entered a command with a prefix...

[rodf...@gmail.com]

No, I did exactly what you said.. a new environment with just ergoemacs..

Did you see the image I post before? when I run M-a and write hi<tab> the problem happen.

regards,
Rodrigo

On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:18:47 AM UTC-3, ergo...@googlecode.com wrote:

[Matthew Fidler]

I will test it in windows when I get a chance. Thanks.

[rodf...@gmail.com]

Ok Mathew, but I'm using Ubuntu 12.10

Regards,

Rodrigo

On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:18:47 AM UTC-3, ergo...@googlecode.com wrote:

[Matthew Fidler]

Ok.  I finally reproduced in in Emacs 24.1.  It doesn't complain in emacs 24.3

[Matthew Fidler]

Ok.  I posted some fixes that should resolve this issue.  I don't have Ubuntu, but you can check to see if the latest version works well.

[ergo...@googlecode.com]

Comment #3 on issue 130 by matthew....@gmail.com: Wrong type argument:
integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix
http://code.google.com/p/ergoemacs/issues/detail?id=130

I believe this has been fixed.

[rodf...@gmail.com]

Hi Matthew,

Is the fixes already into melpa? if yes, didn't work here.

Since now thanks,

Rodrigo

On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:18:47 AM UTC-3, ergo...@googlecode.com wrote:

[Matthew Fidler]

If it has the exact same error, then it hasn't updated.

What's the error and what exactly is the version of emacs that you are using.  24.1?

[rodf...@gmail.com]

Hi Matthew,

Here at work ergoemacs is working fine.. I'll try again at home tonight.

Thanks,
Rodrigo

[rodf...@gmail.com]

Good evening Matthew,

Now Ergoemacs is working fine at home too (I deleted the previous install into elpa directory).

Thank you very much for your attention!

Rodrigo

On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 9:18:47 AM UTC-3, ergo...@googlecode.com wrote:

[ergo...@googlecode.com]

Updates:
Status: Fixed

Comment #4 on issue 130 by matthew....@gmail.com: Wrong type argument:
integer-or-marker-p, curr-prefix
http://code.google.com/p/ergoemacs/issues/detail?id=130

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