Re: load-directory.el

Re: load-directory.el

[Reiner Steib]

On Fri, May 05 2006, John Sturdy wrote:

> http://www.cb1.com/~john/computing/emacs/lisp/startup/library-path.el
> contains a find-library function, like find-file but offering
> completion on the names of libraries on the load-path.

Emacs' 22 builtin `find-library' already offers this.

BTW, gnu.emacs.sources is for posting *sources* not for URLs.

Bye, Reiner.
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Re: load-directory.el

[John Sturdy]

> Emacs' 22 builtin `find-library' already offers this.

OK, I'm still on 21.3.1; about to upgrade whole installation, though.
Must go through and look for things I've done that have been done in
new version!

> BTW, gnu.emacs.sources is for posting *sources* not for URLs.

Was just trying to save bandwidth, but will post source (except for big
tarballs) in future!

Re: load-directory.el

[Burton Samograd]

"John Sturdy" <john.sturdy@ul.ie> writes:

>> BTW, gnu.emacs.sources is for posting *sources* not for URLs.
>
> Was just trying to save bandwidth, but will post source (except for big
> tarballs) in future!

It's good to try and save bandwidth and all, but a few K is nothing
compared to the binaries that have to flow through USENET everyday.
By posting sources you are creating an archive that will be around for
a longer time than most websites or URLs.

Thanks for the code though :)

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