> The problem about your patch was that it not only defined the value
> of the lisp variable bbdb-print-tex-path, but it also defined the
> variable itself. So if someone does not install BBDB via make, then
> the variable bbdb-print-tex-path remains undefined and it would be
> difficult for most users to figure out what went wrong.
Okay I'll rework the patch to modify the value in-place in bbdb-site.el
> I guess it would be good if on a multi-user machine old and new bbdb
> can be installed in parallel.
The Debian emacs package infrastructure (called "emacsen-common") sets
up installed packages to load their autoloads through site-init, and
there isn't any per-user way to shut it off on a per-package basis. And
if I were to set up something idiosyncratic to defeat that and let the
user choose when both bbdb 2.x and bbdb3 are installed, it would violate
people's expectations.
Cheers,
--Barak.
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