Signaling: (wrong-type-argument vectorp nil)
define-abbrev(nil "xdplc" "deadPieceListComponent" nil)
#[(symbol) "旅 ! \"�
Cyprian> Hi, I just installed JDE. But maybe I did something wrong,
Cyprian> since when jde-mode is called, I get a (wrong-type-argument
Cyprian> vectorp nil) error; here's the backtrace:
Signaling: (wrong-type-argument vectorp nil)
define-abbrev(nil "xdplc" "deadPieceListComponent" nil)
#[(symbol) "BC ! \" D C ! J K$ " [symbol new intern-soft symbol-name define-abbrev] 5](xdplc)
I am not sure about this one, although it looks like you have
some problems with your abbreviations. I think your best course of
action here is to go through your .emacs and try to work out what is
conflicting with JDE.
Cyprian> If I try doing the same thing without all my other
Cyprian> initialization stuff ("emacs -q"), I also get a file
Cyprian> specification error, but of a different sort, it seems
Cyprian> (please forgive the long listing):
The JDE is using semantic to parse the local buffer. Semantic
is highly recursive. The first thing to try is just increase the size
of "max-lisp-eval-depth" (setq max-lisp-eval-depth 600). If that does
not work you may have a bug. You might want to try the JDE mailing
list if this is the case. You can build a bug report with
JDE-->Help-->Submit problem report which will put together all the
information that is needed to sort these problems out!
Signaling: (error "Lisp nesting exceeds max-lisp-eval-depth")
working-bar-display(11 100)
working-bar-percent-display(9 t)
working-status(t)
semantic-bovinate-toplevel()
cyp