Re: problems with Emacs 28

[Emanuel Berg via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor <help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org>]

> The byte-compiler, and the docstring, tells me I should use `map-put!'
> as `map-put' is decrepated. However when I do that, I get
> a "map-not-inplace" error.
>
> The Elisp in particular is this
>
>     ;; remove troublesome Swedish and special chars from autokey
>     ;; add more as needed
>     (cl-loop
>      for (r w)
>      in `(("ä" "a")
>           ("Ä" "A")
>           ("å" "a")
>           ("Å" "A")
>           ("é" "e")
>           ("ö" "o")
>           ("Ö" "O")
>           ("ń" "n")
>           ("ś" "s") )
>      do (map-put bibtex-autokey-titleword-change-strings r w) )
>      ;; https://dataswamp.org/~incal/emacs-init/my-bibtex.el
>
> What is that bang (explication mark) syntax BTW?

Now this is the only error that remains. A Warning with `map-put'; an
error with `map-put!' (after complying with the warning's piece of
advice). (And again, what does the exclamation mark mean?)

The mysterious Emacs-w3m error was solved like this. It wasn't _my_
Emacs-w3m files it couldn't find, it was Emacs-w3m! That's right,
I got it from MELPA when I got the new Emacs, but forgot to add it to
the load path of the Makefile when byte compiling.

That is a bit annoying to do manually for each pack on installs,
actually. Why isn't the elpa/ recursively added to the load path?

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