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Started by Ezio Faccioli
Thu, 04 Jun 1992 11:53
info.elc
Author: Ezio Faccioli
Date: Thu, 04 Jun 1992 11:53
Date: Thu, 04 Jun 1992 11:53
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In the epoch distribution we have the following files: lisp/info.el, lisp/info.elc, epoch-lisp/info.elc; when I use info from epoch, it creates a buffer and visits info/dir in info mode, but epoch does not display that buffer. My ad interim solution was to rename epoch-lisp/info.elc to something else, so that lisp/info.elc gets loaded; now (I hope so) everyting is fine (looks fine). Is there any explanation to this behaviour? any suggestion to change it? and why there are two different info.elc? and only one info.el? Am I asking too much? (yet another question...) Thank you all Giacomo Boffi
info.elc
Author: Marc Andreessen
Date: Wed, 03 Jun 1992 23:05
Date: Wed, 03 Jun 1992 23:05
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Date: Thu, 4 Jun 92 09:53:29 +0200 From: faccioli@ICL220.CILEA.IT (Ezio Faccioli) In the epoch distribution we have the following files: lisp/info.el, lisp/info.elc, epoch-lisp/info.elc; when I use info from epoch, it creates a buffer and visits info/dir in info mode, but epoch does not display that buffer. My ad interim solution was to rename epoch-lisp/info.elc to something else, so that lisp/info.elc gets loaded; now (I hope so) everyting is fine (looks fine). Is there any explanation to this behaviour? any suggestion to change it? and why there are two different info.elc? and only one info.el? There is no such thing as epoch-lisp/info.elc in any of the Epoch distributions. I'm assuming the info.elc you have in your epoch-lisp directory was from update 7 (which took epoch 4.0p0 to epoch4.0p1), which was intended for contrib/hyper rather than epoch-lisp. Marc -- Marc Andreessen Epoch Development Team University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign marca@ncsa.uiuc.edu
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