Eli Zaretskii writes: >> From: Rudolf Adamkovič >> Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:36:08 +0100 >> >> >> REPRODUCTION: >> >> 1. start `emacs -Q' >> 2. eval `(setq register-use-preview 'never)' >> 3. type "foo", highlight it, and type `C-x r s a' >> 4. type "bar", highlight it, and type `C-x r s' >> 5. wait one second >> >> EXPECTED: >> >> no preview shows >> >> ACTUAL: >> >> preview shows >> >> NOTES: >> >> The preview shows on `C-x r i' as well. Is the `register-use-preview' >> variable supposed to control its preview as well? If so, then the >> variable should not be documented as >> >> "Whether to show register preview when manipulating registers." >> ^^^^^^^^^^^^ >> instead of >> >> "Whether to show register preview when modifying registers." >> >> because `C-x r i' does not modify any registers. > > Thierry, could you please look into this? Yes, I already replied, the problem is if one set this variable with setq, the defcustom has a :set function. So from emacs -Q here: (customize-set-variable 'register-use-preview 'never) Then do 3) and 4) from the recipe above. No preview, as expected. -- Thierry