> That said, I did try a simple load of planner.el (having first made sure I > added > the relevant planner and muse lisp to my load path) and it griped at me > with some lisp error.
Specifically, it gripes as follows: Symbol's function definition is void: planner-add-protocol FWIW, I tried downloading planner 3.40 and it exhibits the same problem Digging about then (in a lisp-clueless way), I notice that planner-add-protocol appears to be an alias for muse-protocol-add So, I try loading muse first, and then try loading planner again. Same problem. Dig more and see that muse-protocol-add is defined in muse-protocols.el. Guess that muse-protocols isn't explicitly loaded by muse.el, and see that indeed it is only "require"-d. From the little elisp I know, I assume that means I'm going to have to load it explicitly for planner. So I do. And planner loads fine. And now I'm stuck again. tc _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
