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From: William Paul Berriss <W.P.Berriss@reading.ac.uk>
Subject: Save problem for ada-mode for Xemacs
Date: 1997/03/27
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Organization: The University of Reading
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Date: 1997-03-27T00:00:00+00:00
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Hi

Has anyone had trouble using save for GNAT Ada .adb files using
ada mode on Xemacs v191.4?

I have Xemacs v19.14 and I use ada-mode on a Sun Sparc Classic
and running Xemacs for Solaris 2.4 on Solaris 2.5 on another SPARC.


My problem is this: 


I cannot Save my buffer!!!
It just says untabify: done 
and the Save option in the File menu doesn't grey out.

I have found that if I use Save As the *first* time I save,
and thus overwrite the file I have jsut opened and am using then
Save does grey out and it says Wrote /home/.../filename successfully!

Then Save works from then on.

Can you tell me what I have broken? Done wrong? 

It seems that it is only my *Ada* files that won't Save
(those files with with .adb and .ads extrensions).

If I load a file called junk.text say, I have no problems.

With the Ada files, Save just does not work.
The 1st time is says Loading something...,
but its to fast to read, then it says untabify:done.  Weird.

Then it always says untabify:done.

The only way to save is to use Save As the first time,
else I cannot quit as Buffers are unsaved.

Is something wrong with ada-mode?  Where do I look?

Can you shed any light?

I so please give us a clue.

Thanks.
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