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For a couple of years I used to use the sierotki.el package (NonbreakableSpace) in Emacs for my LaTeX writing. It worked very well in my configuration (Ubuntu 12.04, emacs 23 or emacs 24 (24.2.1)). Some time ago I've installed the emacs-snapshot (emacs 24.3.50.1) (from ppa:cassou/emacs ppa) and sierotki.el doesn't work anymore (without any errors).

Anybody knows what is wrong?

For the sake of completeness, the package just inserts ~ (nonbreakable space in LaTeX) after one-letter words (like I, a in English, or many others in my native language).

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  • "doesn't work anymore" is insufficiently informative. Please supply a specific test case, explaining what you do, what you expect to happen, and what happens instead. – sds Feb 26 '13 at 15:56
  • Might as well be not related to the Emacs version at all. Do you use AUCTeX? If so, did you update it recently? Also, why don't you use `tildify-buffer` which is built-in to Emacs and apparently does the very same thing. –  Feb 26 '13 at 16:51
  • @lunaryorn: sierotki.el is to tildify as flyspell to spell-check-buffer (roughly). – Jakub Narębski Jun 25 '15 at 06:21

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The reason is that sierotki.el used to use the variable last-command-char, which was changed to last-command-event in more recent Emacsen. You might want either to upgrade sierotki.el (I contacted the author some time ago with this fix, and he applied it), or fix it yourself.

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