not quite all of the functions...

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2 total messages Started by Colin Smiley Tue, 13 Aug 1991 00:53

#1843

Author: Colin Smiley
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 1991 00:53

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I seem to be having a problem finding certain e-lisp functions.  In
particular, rebind-key seems to be giving me problems.  It is my
understanding that rebind-key is loaded into the "dumped" version of
epoch, however, I cannot seem to find the lovely little function.
Certain other variables seem to be missing as well
(inhibit-rename-screen comes to mind).  

Does anyone have any Ideas?  Answers?  Breath Mints?

(Vital stats : epoch 3.2.2 running under SunOS 4.1.1 on a sparc2
compiled with Sun's cc).

Thanks...

Colin

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Re: not quite all of the functions...

#1846

Author: Alan M. Carroll
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 1991 12:50

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In article <smiley.682044794@akasha>, smiley@compaq.com (Colin Smiley) writes:
> 
> I seem to be having a problem finding certain e-lisp functions.  In
> particular, rebind-key seems to be giving me problems.

What sort of problems? Have you tried epoch::rebind-key instead?

> It is my
> understanding that rebind-key is loaded into the "dumped" version of

That should be the case. Try executing
(rebind-key "F1" 0 "\C-[")
(epoch::rebind-key "F1" 0 "\C-[")

> Certain other variables seem to be missing as well
> (inhibit-rename-screen comes to mind).  

That variable is not part of standard Epoch, but is used in my
personal stuff (in ./contrib/amc), defined in amc.el I believe.

-- 
Alan M. Carroll          <-- Another casualty of applied metaphysics
Epoch Development Team   
Urbana Il.               "I hate shopping with the reality-impaired" - Susan

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