void variable

void variable

[J. David Boyd]

Whenever I try to publish an org file (ver 6.01a), I now get the error

Symbol's value as variable is void: add-to-diary-list

I can see the function being created in org-agenda, but I don't understand why the error msg references it a sa variable.


Here is the debug list.  Any ideas?


Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable add-to-diary-list)
  byte-code("ÆÇ!ˆÈ\bÉÊ	\n\v\f\r\x0e\x17&\x06#ˆÈ\x0e\x18ËÊ #ˆÈ\x0e\x19ÌÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\x1aÍÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e^[ÎÊ #ˆÈ\x0e\x1cÏÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\x1dÐÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\x1eÐÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\x1fÑÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e ÒÊ #ˆÈ\x0e!ÓÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\"ÔÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e#ËÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e$ËÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e%ÌÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e&ÕÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e'ÖÃ\x0e\n!#‡" [add-to-diary-list string specifier &optional marker globcolor require org declare-function "diary-lib" date "cal-iso" "cal-julian" "cal-bahai" "holidays" "cal-china" "cal-coptic" "cal-french" "cal-move" "cal-hebrew" "cal-islam" "cal-mayan" "cal-persia" literal calendar-absolute-from-iso calendar-astro-date-string calendar-bahai-date-string calendar-check-holidays calendar-chinese-date-string calendar-coptic-date-string calendar-ethiopic-date-string calendar-french-date-string calendar-goto-date calendar-hebrew-date-string calendar-islamic-date-string calendar-iso-date-string calendar-iso-from-absolute calendar-julian-date-string calendar-mayan-date-string calendar-persian-date-string] 10)
  require(org-agenda)
  eval-buffer(#<buffer  *load*> nil "/home/Dave/.emacs.d/org/lisp/org-exp.el" nil t)  ; Reading at buffer position 1196
  load-with-code-conversion("/home/Dave/.emacs.d/org/lisp/org-exp.el" "/home/Dave/.emacs.d/org/lisp/org-exp.el" nil nil)

Re: void variable

[Carsten Dominik]

I cannot reproduce this.

What is your emacs version???

- Carsten

On Apr 17, 2008, at 9:54 PM, J. David Boyd wrote:

>
> Whenever I try to publish an org file (ver 6.01a), I now get the error
>
> Symbol's value as variable is void: add-to-diary-list
>
> I can see the function being created in org-agenda, but I don't  
> understand why the error msg references it a sa variable.
>
>
> Here is the debug list.  Any ideas?
>
>
> Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable add-to-diary-list)
>  byte-code("ÆÇ!ˆÈ\bÉÊ	\n\v\f
> \x0e\x17&\x06#ˆÈ\x0e\x18ËÊ #ˆÈ\x0e\x19ÌÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\x1aÍÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e^[ÎÊ #ˆÈ\x0e\x1cÏÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\x1dÐÃ\x0e\n! 
> #ˆÈ\x0e\x1eÐÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\x1fÑÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e ÒÊ #ˆÈ\x0e!ÓÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e\"ÔÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e#ËÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e 
> $ËÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e%ÌÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e&ÕÃ\x0e\n!#ˆÈ\x0e'ÖÃ\x0e\n!#‡" [add-to-diary-list  
> string specifier &optional marker globcolor require org declare- 
> function "diary-lib" date "cal-iso" "cal-julian" "cal-bahai"  
> "holidays" "cal-china" "cal-coptic" "cal-french" "cal-move" "cal- 
> hebrew" "cal-islam" "cal-mayan" "cal-persia" literal calendar- 
> absolute-from-iso calendar-astro-date-string calendar-bahai-date- 
> string calendar-check-holidays calendar-chinese-date-string calendar- 
> coptic-date-string calendar-ethiopic-date-string calendar-french- 
> date-string calendar-goto-date calendar-hebrew-date-string calendar- 
> islamic-date-string calendar-iso-date-string calendar-iso-from- 
> absolute calendar-julian-date-string calendar-mayan-date-string  
> calendar-persian-date-string] 10)
>  require(org-agenda)
>  eval-buffer(#<buffer  *load*> nil "/home/Dave/.emacs.d/org/lisp/org- 
> exp.el" nil t)  ; Reading at buffer position 1196
>  load-with-code-conversion("/home/Dave/.emacs.d/org/lisp/org-exp.el"  
> "/home/Dave/.emacs.d/org/lisp/org-exp.el" nil nil)
>
>
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Re: void variable

[J. David Boyd]

GNU Emacs 22.1.1 (i686-pc-cygwin, X toolkit, Xaw3d scroll bars)

I had some extensions written by Sacha Chua installed, but I've
removed them, and it still barfs.

I guess I'll try unloading my entire .emacs, then loading just the org
stuff, and see what happens.

Dave



Carsten Dominik <dominik@science.uva.nl> writes:

> I cannot reproduce this.
>
> What is your emacs version???
>
> - Carsten
>

Re: void variable

[J. David Boyd]

Well, when I removed the .elc files, so I could attempt to debug it,
it worked fine.

Maybe I'll recompile, and maybe I'll just leave it alone.  It works
fast enough for me without being compiled.  Maybe I had an old .elc
file that never got overwritten.

Whatever, sorry for the false alarm.

Dave



Carsten Dominik <dominik@science.uva.nl> writes:

> I cannot reproduce this.
>
> What is your emacs version???
>
> - Carsten