annotate BUGS @ 107838:f50f5478ec53

Clean up last bookmark changes for man/woman/gnus-summary. * gnus-sum.el: Add bookmark declarations to silence the compiler. (gnus-mark-xrefs-as-read, gnus-summary-limit-to-bodies): Use with-current-buffer to silence the byte-compiler. (gnus-summary-bookmark-make-record): Use derived-mode-p and don't bother to require `gnus'. (gnus-summary-bookmark-jump): Don't forget to autoload. Simplify. * woman.el: Add bookmark declarations to silence the compiler. (bookmark-prop-get): Use `man-args' rather than `filename' as a first step to compatibility between man and woman bookmarks. Adjust for Man-default-bookmark-title renaming. (woman-bookmark-jump): Adjust accordingly. Don't forget to autoload. * man.el: Add bookmark declarations to silence the compiler. (Man-name-local-regexp): Make it match NAME as well. (Man-getpage-in-background): Return the buffer. (Man-notify-when-ready): Use `case'. (man-set-default-bookmark-title): Rename to Man-default-bookmark-title. Don't hardcode "NAME". Simplify. (Man-bookmark-make-record): Use Man-arguments rather than buffer-name. Rename from Man-bookmark-make-record. (Man-bookmark-jump): Rename from man-bookmark-jump. Simplify now that we have the actual man-args. Use Man-getpage-in-background rather than `man' since the arg is already processed. Let bookmark.el do the window handling. Only wait for the relevant process. Don't forget to autoload. * bookmark.el (bookmark-default-file): Use locate-user-emacs-file.

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