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Subject: Re: [19.15-b95 / 20.1-b2] lazy-lock lossage?
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Reply-To: turner@lanl.gov

John A. Turner writes:
 > Steven L Baur writes:
 >  > John A Turner writes:
 >  > 
 >  > > I'll try dropping in lazy-lock 1.15 just to check, though...
 >  > 
 >  > You might consider dropping back to the 1.14 + Ben Wing hacks version in
 >  > 19.14 too.  It may be that upgrading lazy-lock is not the right thing
 >  > to do.
 > 
 > OK, but I never saw this in any of the 19.15 betas until after b90 (in
 > fact, I dropped back to b90 for daily use after trying b93 and b94),
 > which had 1.15.
 > 
 > I've been using b95 without lazy-lock since that last message, and the
 > problem has not appeared (dired, VM, shell, even some editing :).

I just verified that the problem I was reporting does occur with b95
and the version of lazy-lock bundled with b90, 1.15.  This agrees with
my previous reports, but is in conflict with those that said their
problems began with lazy-lock 1.16 and go away when they use 1.15.

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John Turner
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