Yes. I have this ~/.emacs:
--;;
-*- Mode: Emacs-Lisp -*-
(setq debug-on-error nil)
(setq debug-on-signal nil)
(setq my-lisp-path "/home/neil/elisp")
(setq load-path (cons my-lisp-path load-path))
(if running-xemacs (
Hi,
Here is a snippet from my startup files, and also the
emacs-vers.el file.
manoj
=== ~/.emacs ===
(load-file "~/lib/emacs/functions/emacs-vers.el")
(if (string-match "xemacs" (emacs-version))
(load-file "~/.xemacs")
Holger Rauch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
HR> Is it possible to have one ".emacs" file which can handle both GNU
HR> Emacs and XEmacs? If so, what elisp construct do I have to use in
HR> order to distinguish between both Emacs flavors?
One possibility is to look at the emacs-version variable:
(def
Hi!
Is it possible to have one ".emacs" file which can handle both GNU Emacs
and XEmacs? If so, what elisp construct do I have to use in order to
distinguish between both Emacs flavors?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Greetings,
Holger
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