Re: Emacs as platform for the application

[Kai Großjohann]

tfb@hurricane.OCF.Berkeley.EDU (Thomas F. Burdick) writes:

> To do this, you want to build your own Emacs; the elisp manual
> contains an introduction to this.  What you have temacs, load in the
> ordinary parts of elisp that your application is going to use (or all
> of it, to be safe), and your application code.  When dumping the full
> emacs, you can ctonrol what happens at startup.  Have startup start up
> your application, and then you control all the keybindings, menu
> items, etc., in the initial buffer.

Is it really better than "emacs -l foo.el -f foo-init"?  It seems
like a lot of work for little gain.

kai
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