Osmo Salomaa <otsaloma@cc.hut.fi> writes:
> >Copy the following expression to the *Scratch* buffer in XEmacs,
> >substitute an appropriate file name, place the cursor after the last
> >parenthesis and press `C-j':
> >What happens?
>
> This shows the picture followed by the text foo all in quotation marks.
> "[picture]foo"
>
> When i substituted the / with \, xemacs displayed only "foo".
Hmm, this could suggest that XEmacs doesn't eat its own dogfood -- I
would have expected that it would understand file names generated by
itself.
Did you literally replace / with \ or with \\? Backslash is an escape
character in Emacs strings, so you need to write \\ in strings to
represent it.
Anyway, here's a new version which changes the backslash to slash the
apropriate place:
<http://ifa.au.dk/~harder/imaxima-0.5.5.tar.gz>;
--
Cheers,
Jesper Harder