How do I customize which window GUD will use when i issue commands - 'up', 'down', etc ? It seems to use an arbitrary window, sometimes even the window with gdb in it - I want to be able to specify a specific window to be used.
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Which version of Emacs are you using? Are you running the debugger with gdb or gud-gdb? Have you customized any relevant variables? – Luke Girvin Oct 05 '11 at 19:58
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emacs 23.1.1, running debugger with M-x gdb. Have not customized any variables related to GUD/GDB. – Nathaniel Flath Oct 05 '11 at 22:18
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Do you have any screenshots please? – Luke Girvin Oct 06 '11 at 08:50
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Have you considered borrowing the key bindings mentioned in the following question? Emacs, switch to previous window
This question implies that GUD steps on some things if you don't add a parameter. Maybe your command bindings are being affected similiarly.
Using gdb in Emacs 23
I asked a buddy of mine about this issue and here is what he said.
Well, we used xemacs and so it's not exactly apples to apples here. I do have gnu-emacs installed on cygwin and I can't replicate his problem. I think he definitely needs to list a version # for emacs and the version # for all his installed packages.
When you press up/down it calls 'previous-line' and 'next-line' respectively which both move the cursor in the default buffer. The only thing I can think is that he has something running that switches buffers (lisp 'set-buffer') temporarily and maybe doesn't set it back or errors b/f restoring the buffer? Better to use 'with-current-buffer' (or one of the other with-* forms) that saves the current state of the ui runs your lisp code and restores the ui state.
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