Federico Beffa (2014-12-01 20:15 +0300) wrote:
> AFAIU the initialization of each package is already defined inside each
> package by the author. The way emacs's packaging infrastructure works
> goes along the lines (see (elisp) Packaging Basics):
>
> * At installation:
>
> - Search every Lisp file in the content directory for autoload magic
> comments (*note Autoload::). These autoload definitions are saved
> to a file named `NAME-autoloads.el' in the package's content
> directory.
>
> - Byte-compiles every Lisp file in the package.
>
> - Add the package's content directory to `load-path', and evaluates
> the autoload definitions in `NAME-autoloads.el'.
>
> * At startup:
>
> - Emacs scans for a predefined directory for NAME-autoloads.el files
> and evaluates them ('package-initialize' function). We could maybe
> exploit 'after-init-hook' or something something similar.
Thanks, I know all that stuff.
(I'm sorry if it was sounded rude)
--
Alex
