>>>>> "Richard" == Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Richard> load-library's argument is not a file name.
1. You're right, the load-library doc-string says:
load-library is an interactive compiled Lisp function in `files.el'.
(load-library library)
Load the library named library.
2. My usage of M-x load-library includes the following permutations,
depending on the situation. They all work:
M-x load-library cperl-mode
M-x load-library cperl-mode.el
M-x load-library cperl-mode.elc
And for beta lisp versions of packages, I want to easily reference
a directory not usually on my load-path. This syntax also works,
with the caveat that <TAB> expansion isn't available:
M-x load-library $BetaLisp/cperl-mode
M-x load-library $BetaLisp/cperl-mode.el
M-x load-library $BetaLisp/cperl-mode.elc
Maybe the doc-string should be enhanced to reflect this additional
capability (I hope its a feature not a bug). I'd still like to ask
if expansion could be supported.
Andy Scott
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