Daniel Mendler

I believe this problem is better fixed by improving `orderless-smart-case`, see commit https://github.com/oantolin/orderless/commit/c7cb04499d94ee1c17affb29b1cfcd2a45116c97.

> That seems in harmony with other Emacs behavior that defaults to folding with all lower case specified and mixed case when search criteria are mixed. Yes, orderless-smart-case is exactly...

Yes, the dispatchers compose, e.g., &=literal or &~flex, but the problem here is that I am not sure if it is possible to construct regexps which are case sensitive, even...

> I think case-fold-search nil is the only way to guarantee case-sensitive matching. Perhaps a lambda could be used to wrap regexps and the default would respect user settings and...

Seems to be fixed reasonably well by https://github.com/oantolin/orderless/issues/184#issuecomment-2629164307.

I see. This is a common reason for Emacs dead locks. When Emacs tries to create a frame itself (or tries to connect in some way to X11 or the...

Hmm, could it be that the `compilation-message` properties which are searched for by `grep-edit--prepare-buffer` to generate the `occur-target` properties are only added lazily by font locking? This makes sense given...

The function `compile--ensure-parse` makes sure that the `compilation-message` are generated. This function is called by font locking. Since we do not call `compile--ensure-parse` anywhere after compilation/grep message insertion, the locations...

Okay, I proposed a PR with a fix. All it took was a single line. 🥳

Oh, I would also like to have this too. Often I accidentally hit `embark-act` on a Gnus attachment, and then I realize that I have to save the file first.