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From: | rustom |
Subject: | Re: An alternative to a monolithic ~/.emacs init file |
Date: | Sun, 11 Nov 2007 07:29:37 -0800 |
User-agent: | G2/1.0 |
After my last post I I looked at my current .emacs file and realised its more difficult than I thought: Ideally if the separate aspects of the setup I want were independent they could be put into separate directories and the corresponding loaddefs and customizations loaded in any (non-deterministic) order. However there are dependencies: eg to use python (with refactoring) one needs bicyclerepairman; to use brm one needs pymacs. What is worse there are emacs bugs whose correction needs careful sequencing: For example I need to put (provide 'sb-info) just before the brm-init otherwise I get 'recursive require' errors. What in the name of ... is sb-info -- thats another OT matter
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