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Is there anyway to force `term-setup-hook' to be called
out of the normal initialization order?  My understanding is that
`term-setup-hook' is called after all the other command line arguments
are processed.  In my case, I have written an emacs lisp package which
is invoked via a binary containing an exec of the following form:

        execl("/usr/local/pp/bin/emacs",
              "emacs",
              "-q",
              "-l",
              "/staff/mjlx/lib/lisp/cnsfinfo.elc",
              "-f",
              "cnsfinfo",
              "-wn",
              "cnsfinfo",
              (char *)0);

We never return form the function "cnsfinfo", so, it seems, we never
run `term-setup-hook'.  I am running with version 18.55 and would like
to set `term-setup-hook' as such to get more "sane" mouse behavior:

	 (setq term-setup-hook my-x-setup)
	 (defun my-x-setup ()
	   (load "fix-x-mouse")
	   (message " "))

Any suggestions?  I want to be able to do everything in Emacs Lisp, since
I don't always have the option of modify the Emacs source code.


Mike Lijewski  (H)607/272-0238 (W)607/254-8686
Cornell National Supercomputer Facility
ARPA: mjlx@eagle.cnsf.cornell.edu  BITNET: mjlx@cornellf.bitnet
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Mike Lijewski  (H)607/272-0238 (W)607/254-8686
Cornell National Supercomputer Facility
ARPA: mjlx@eagle.cnsf.cornell.edu  BITNET: mjlx@cornellf.bitnet
SMAIL:  25 Renwick Heights Road, Ithaca, NY  14850