Stefan Monnier <[email protected]> writes:
> I use it with `emacs -Q ...` when I want to try and isolate a problem.
Thanks for the hint. My approach to that for package `foo' until now
was:
(progn
(package-initialize t)
(package-activate 'foo))
> Indeed, usually `package-activate(-all)` performs those `load`s for the user.
> I was just pointing out that there's a pre-existing and very similar
> "convention" and that convention is slightly simpler for the users, so
> if it's not too cumbersome it might be worth following that convention
> (it's not very important, tho, so it's really up to the maintainers).
I think we're on the same page, but I wasn't clear: The one-liner you
sent is more appealing to me than what we have on the table now:
(add-to-list 'load-path "~/Repos/el/auctex")
(load "~/Repos/el/auctex/loaddefs.el" nil t t)
By ugly I meant (load "loaddefs.el"). So my question was that for the
scenario "Start AUCTeX out of Git repo and not installed as an ELPA
package", if you have a pointer how to:
• Get auctex-autoloads.el instead of loaddefs.el, and
• Put the addition to `load-path' in that file, so the forms above
turn into (load "~/Repos/el/auctex/auctex-autoloads" nil t t) as
well?
I hope I could explain it better this time.
Best, Arash
