Where should top-level info menu (dir) for emacs be?

file there is not updated. Thanks for your suggestions, Will -- William F. Dowling ISI/Thomson Scientific (www.isinet.com) 215-386-0100 x-1156

RE: How to find a package containing a given executable

ersize on a system with it installed. It turns out that > /etc/papersize is a configuration file for libpaperg, and as such it wasn't > in the list of files installed. How would I find out where this comes from? > > Thanks again, > Paul. -- William F. Dowling Institute for Scientific Information 215-386-0100 x-1156

How to find a package containing a given executable

something from? > > If there isn't a simple tool to do this (or even if there is!) is there a > more structured or navigable list of what packages do what in Debian (no, > dselect doesn't qualify, IMHO)? > > Paul. > > > -- > Unsubscribe?

lex & yacc question

ough $$. Your code is only updating the lexically scoped leaf, which disappears at the close of the block. -- William F. Dowling Institute for Scientific Information 215-386-0100 x-1156