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is the most useless error message I have ever seen. I think it translates to .. "error". The full error message from the *Messages* buffer is: File mode specification error: (wrong-type-argument characterp "string value here") I think the latter part of that message means that emacs was expecting a character and got a string. But how do I go about diagnosing just what it means when emacs tells me "File mode specification error" ? file mode specification error void function jedi setup and how do I narrow down where this error is originating? How are these two errors (file mode error, expecting character and got string) related? emacs share|improve this question edited Nov 15 '10 at 12:23 asked Nov 14 '10 at 22:39 Cheeso 115k61349569 2 A little more context about the conditions under which the error is triggered would help –Richard H Nov 14 '10 at 23:16 So, are you opening a file through find-file and at the end of opening the file Emacs reports this error? Or are you calling normal-mode yourself? What is the type of the file you are trying to open? –vpit3833 Nov 15 '10 at 1:51 @vpit3833, I'm not trying to open a file. not explicitly anyway. I'm running some elisp code, but ... even that doesn't open a file, not even implicitly. @Richard, I understand what you're asking, but I'm not seeking help in diagnosing this particular error. I'm seeking an explanation for this ver common emacs error message. It seems to pop up in many circumstances, often not (apparently) linked to opening a file at all. I'm asking, Why is that so? –Cheeso Nov 15 '10 at 12:22 I saw your other questions. Are you getting this error after the upgrade to Emacs 23? T
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0 Pulse Graphs New issue Can't load groovy-mode : File mode company mode specification error: (void-function set-difference) #11 Open paraita opened this Issue May 9, 2015 · 14 comments Projects None yet Labels bug question Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 9 participants paraita commented May 9, 2015 I installed groovy-mode via melpa (20141209) today. I http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4180111/what-does-it-mean-when-emacs-tells-me-file-mode-specification-error opened a simple groovy file: class Main { static void main(String... args) { println 'Hello' } } groovy-mode should have fired up but failed: File mode specification error: (void-function set-difference) During the installation with melpa, there was that error: Compiling file /home/paraita/.emacs.d/elpa/groovy-mode-20141209.1133/groovy-electric.el at Sun May 10 00:37:58 2015 Entering directory `/home/paraita/.emacs.d/elpa/groovy-mode-20141209.1133/' groovy-electric.el:55:1:Error: Symbol's function definition is void: set-difference Compiling https://github.com/Groovy-Emacs-Modes/groovy-emacs-modes/issues/11 file /home/paraita/.emacs.d/elpa/groovy-mode-20141209.1133/groovy-mode.el at Sun May 10 00:37:58 2015 groovy-mode.el:354:1:Error: Symbol's function definition is void: set-difference Compiling file /home/paraita/.emacs.d/elpa/groovy-mode-20141209.1133/inf-groovy.el at Sun May 10 00:37:58 2015 inf-groovy.el:51:1:Error: Symbol's function definition is void: set-difference but it installed anyway. Forcing the (require 'cl) in groovy-mode.el solved my problem. I am using Emacs 24.5.1 on Archlinux x86_64 and yeah I'm aware of the cc-mode bug. mrcirillo commented May 11, 2015 Also having this problem prasenjeetd commented Jun 27, 2015 I had this problem on Emacs 24.5; it seems this line in groovy-mode.el is to blame for not requiring cl: (if (and (= emacs-major-version 24) (< emacs-minor-version 5)) (require 'cl)) russel commented Jul 25, 2015 I am not seeing this error, I am now getting: File mode specification error: (void-function inf-groovy-keys) russel commented Jul 25, 2015 I had some residual files causing the problem notes above, with clean up everything seems to work as expected. I am on 24.5.1 on Debian Sid. vicktor3 commented Jul 28, 2015 I pulled the package today with GNUEmacs v 24.5 and ran into the error
Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 2 Star https://github.com/purcell/flymake-ruby/issues/4 19 Fork 5 purcell/flymake-ruby Code Issues 0 Pull requests 0 Projects 0 Pulse Graphs New issue File mode specification error: (void-function first) #4 http://www.nongnu.org/baol-hth/ Closed akappen opened this Issue Dec 7, 2012 · 2 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees file mode No one assigned 2 participants akappen commented Dec 7, 2012 I just added the latest flymake-ruby from MELPA and it isn't working. When I open a ruby file ruby-mode is active but flymake-ruby is not. I do get some error output, the details follow. Let me know if file mode specification you need anything else. emacs 24.1.1 flymake-ruby Version: 20121104.1859 flymake-easy Version: 20121107.1109 I added the hooks to my init.el file: (require 'flymake-ruby) (add-hook 'ruby-mode-hook 'flymake-ruby-load) When I open any ruby file, this error is logged to Messages: File mode specification error: (void-function first) If I execute flymake-ruby-load manually in a ruby buffer I get this in Messages: flymake-easy-load: Symbol's function definition is void: first flymake-ruby-executable is set to "ruby" Running 'which ruby' with M-! returns the expected path to the ruby executable. purcell added a commit to purcell/flymake-easy that referenced this issue Dec 8, 2012 purcell purcell/flymake-ruby#4 37b86f1 Owner purcell commented Dec 8, 2012 Thank
of ASP you should have visual-basic-mode in your load-path, too). Nelson's greatest job was the inclusion of templates supports via tempo.el that speed up a lot writing new documents. C R E D I T S Nelson Minar Major mode author Stan Lanning defadvice code that prevents indenting of
, for the defadvice code that leaves the cursor where it is during narrowing to script code, enhancments to the scripting narrowing Peter Neergaard XEmacsDevelopers Solutions to better support XEmacs (see version 3.0.3.5 bravo and charlie) Jari Aalto Code to automatically set html-helper-mode-uses-JDE for use JDE (if available) Karel Sprenger Fixing indentation engine (by spotting some replicated code hidden by misplaced folding tags...) Jack Vinson Fixing handling of browse-url-browser-function when it is bound to a list and not to a function html-helper-mode A major mode for editing HTML sourcecode with Emacs. Added some support for PHP, JSP (it seems it works ) and ASP server scripting, that is script fontification with font-lock-mode and narrowing with mode switch: while editing the whole HTML document the [PJA][HS]P script is painted in a different color and, upon request, the mode narrows the editing to the script block around the point changing fontification accordingly to the expected script language. You can choose explicitly the appropriate scripting mode or just press F4 and let Emacs try to guess the kind of script the cursor is on (many thanks to Stan Lanning). This mode was borne under Windows when I first faced ASP. More information about Emacs running on Micro$oft angbands in the NTEmacs site (NTEmacs is the port of Emacs to Micro$oft angbands). Here are two HTML documents from Nelson Minar, the original author (thanks!) with some documentation and hints about configuring this mode. PLEASE NOTE: The original website at http://www.gest.unipd.it/~saint/hth.html has gone 404. Therefore this is the only website for this