Subject: RE: bug#19887: 24.4; Cannot kill buffer; Wrong type argument: overlayp, nil

From: Damian Nadales <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2015 12:17:15 +0000

Hi Eli,

> > [Damian Nadales]
> > That's weird. Which buffer are you killing, the Org buffer, or the new buffer
> that is created when pressing C-c ' inside the source block? Is the latter the
> one I cannot kill.
>
> There was no "C-c '" in the recipe you posted.
>
[Damian Nadales]
No, it wasn't. Sorry for that.

I replied to Glenn Morris yesterday, mentioning these extra details.

> What is the full recipe to reproduce the problem, please?
[Damian Nadales]
So the recipe full recipe is:
 - launch emacs -Q
 - Create a buffer ``myorgfile.org``
 - Insert the following text:
   #+BEGIN_SRC C++

  #+END_SRC
- Position the cursor in the source code block (between the BEGIN and END directives)
- Press C-c ' (this will open a new buffer)
- Perform M-x c++-mode in the new buffer
- C-x k (kill the newly created buffer)
- You should see the error message now.

Let me know if there is anything else I could do.

Sorry for the vagueness in my first instructions.

Best regards,
Damian.

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