view BUGS @ 97289:6cec2902d7b8

* net/xesam.el (top): Require `wid-edit' always. (xesam-mode-line, xesam-highlight): New deffaces. (xesam-objects): New local variable. (xesam-search-engines): Fix error in field list. (xesam-mode): Use `xesam-mode-line' instead of `font-lock-type-face'. Apply `xesam-mode' to a temp buffer, for proper initiatilzaion (why?). (xesam-highlight-string, xesam-get-hits) (xesam-kill-buffer-function): New defuns. (xesam-refresh-entry): Move code to `xesam-get-hits'. Check result of "hit.fields", it isn't a string only. Wrap an error of the strigi search engine ("xesam:size" is returned as string). Highlight search items. (xesam-refresh-search-buffer): Make logic of counters more simple. Prefetch next hits. (xesam-signal-handler): Use `xesam-mode-line' instead of `font-lock-type-face'. (xesam-new-search): Add `xesam-kill-buffer-function' to `kill-buffer-hook'.

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