🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <9010201104.AA03309@uunet.uu.net> fe2o3!jad@HPCNDNM.CND.HP.COM (John Dilley) writes:


> 	The following emacs lisp code, in your .emacs file, will look at
> the command line options and blow away then ones you don't want.  If
> you have options with no arguments (mine both have two), use only one
> cdr instead (cdr (cdr ...)).  Enjoy...
> 
> *** stuff deleted ***
>

        You also could have modified the definition of
command-switch-alist in your emacs/lisp/term/x11-term.el
to ignore the extra command line arguments.  Just add a
list element of:

        ("-xrm" . xignore)



That should do the trick and everyone who uses x11emacs at
your site can then use -xrm with no problem.

-jeff-
        


        
--

----------------------------------------------------------------------
	I said it, not the people I work for.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Jeff Minnig                     | (402) 476-8278
Design Data			|
1033 'O' St.  Suite 324         | {hpfcla,ssbell,unocss}!dsndata!jeff
Lincoln NE 68508                | 
----------------------------------------------------------------------
	Home is where your keyboard is.
----------------------------------------------------------------------