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When invoking helm-all-mark-rings, it does shows all marked spaces. But when trying to access any of them, Emacs throws a invalid-function(lambda \.\.\. \.\.\.) error.
GNU Emacs 24.3.1 x86_64-suse-linux-gun
Helm installed from elpa, helm-20150722.413/
Backtrace,
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (invalid-function (lambda \.\.\. \.\.\.))
(lambda \.\.\. \.\.\.)(" 592: \"Copy the current buffer file name to the clipboard.\"")
apply((lambda \.\.\. \.\.\.) " 592: \"Copy the current buffer file name to the clipboard.\"")
helm-funcall-with-source(((name . "mark-ring") (candidates . helm-mark-ring-get-candidates) (action ("Goto line" lambda \.\.\. \.\.\.)) (persistent-action . #[257 "\300\301�!!\210\302 \207" [helm-goto-line string-to-number helm-highlight-current-line] 4 "\n\n(fn CANDIDATE)"]) (persistent-help . "Show this line") (filtered-candidate-transformer helm-fuzzy-highlight-matches) (match helm-mp-exact-match helm-mp-match) (header-line . "C-j: Show this line (keeping session)") (dont-plug helm-compile-source--match-plugin helm-compile-source--persistent-help) (matchplugin)) (lambda \.\.\. \.\.\.) " 592: \"Copy the current buffer file name to the clipboard.\"")
helm-execute-selection-action-1()
helm-execute-selection-action()
#[0 "\311\211\211\211\305\206\n&^@^N&^^(^^)^^*\312\313^N+\"\314\315\316\317\320\321��!\322\"\323\324%DC\216\325\303\301\307\300$\210\326�&!\210�,\203?...
helm-internal((helm-source-mark-ring helm-source-global-mark-ring) nil nil noresume nil "*helm mark ring*" nil nil nil)
apply(helm-internal ((helm-source-mark-ring helm-source-global-mark-ring) nil nil noresume nil "*helm mark ring*" nil nil nil))
helm((helm-source-mark-ring helm-source-global-mark-ring) nil nil noresume nil "*helm mark ring*" nil nil nil)
apply(helm ((helm-source-mark-ring helm-source-global-mark-ring) nil nil noresume nil "*helm mark ring*" nil nil nil))
helm(:sources (helm-source-mark-ring helm-source-global-mark-ring) :resume noresume :buffer "*helm mark ring*")
helm-all-mark-rings()
call-interactively(helm-all-mark-rings nil nil)
On the other hand, helm-show-kill-ring is working fine.
Also noticed that, deleting the .session file could bring it back to work, but after restart, the problem returned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On the other hand, helm-show-kill-ring is working fine.
Also noticed that, deleting the .session file could bring it back to
work, but after restart, the problem returned.
Yes it is a bug with session.el, it have been reported several times,
look in the closed issues, there is a session variable to modify, don't
remember which one as I don't use it (I use psession.el, my own
package).
Thierry
Get my Gnupg key:
gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 59F29997
When invoking
helm-all-mark-rings
, it does shows all marked spaces. But when trying to access any of them, Emacs throws ainvalid-function(lambda \.\.\. \.\.\.)
error.GNU Emacs 24.3.1 x86_64-suse-linux-gun
Helm installed from elpa, helm-20150722.413/
Backtrace,
On the other hand,
helm-show-kill-ring
is working fine.Also noticed that, deleting the
.session
file could bring it back to work, but after restart, the problem returned.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: