Re: ELPA

[Emanuel Berg]

Stefan Monnier wrote:

>>> I think the answer is something like:
>>>
>>>     byte-compile=$(emacs)                      \
>>>        --batch --eval "(package-activate-all)" \
>>>        -f batch-byte-compile
>>
>> 80 errors of this, the same kind:
>
> I didn't mean for you to use this literally. Obviously,
> you'll need to adapt it to your specific circumstance.
> The `package-activate-all` should take care of all the
> ~/.emacs.d/elpa/*

Yes, that works!

... but I don't know what stuff there is in ~/.emacs.d/elpa/*
- the explicit method seems to offer more control.

emacs=/usr/local/bin/emacs

ema-path=~/.emacs.d/emacs-init
ema-gnus=\"${ema-path}/gnus\"
ema-ide=\"${ema-path}/ide\"
ema-init=\"${ema-path}\"
ema-w3m=\"${ema-path}/w3m\"
ema=${ema-gnus} ${ema-ide} ${ema-init} ${ema-w3m}

byte-compile=$(emacs)                                       \
        --batch                                                  \
   --eval "(package-activate-all)"                          \
        --eval "(setq load-path (append load-path '(${ema})))"   \
        -f batch-byte-compile

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