Re: What's wrong with this elisp code?

[Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Web.DE>]

Am 04.08.2006 um 12:56 schrieb ken:

> This is the only instance of "(defvar diary-entries-list)" in the  
> entire
> subdirectory.  Could this variable be declared some other way, other
> than an explicit "defvar"?

No, there is without any clause a defvar instance in diary-lib.el.

>
> Another person who responded said he's thinking that this variable is
> only declared within functions, so not available for my use.

I can't tell. I do not programme so much in Elisp. Could be the  
author or the maintainer of calendar can help more. Have you read the  
*info* node on Calendar?

>
> In an earlier email you mentioned emacs find.  If that would help in
> this situation, could you point me to documentation of it.  I'd be  
> more
> than willing to give that a try.

The "grep-find" command (sorry that I did not give the right name  
before!) in GNU Emacs is a young feature. It it in CVS versions of  
GNU Emacs, could be in 21.4 also, but I do not have it. It does a  
"find . -type f" with a grep for some argument(s) in the found files,  
output is put into a buffer with hypertext features, i.e. clicking on  
the file names opens them in another buffer. I ran this command  
yesterday and found diary-entries-list in diary-lib.el. And this  
seems to be the origin.

--
Greetings

   Pete

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