Something is driving me crazy as it seems to be so trivial.
I have a bunch of .el files I'd like emacs to load on startup (emacs-22,
Lenny). I saved them to ~/.emacs.d/elisp/:
$ ls -l ~/.emacs.d/elisp/
total 8
-rwxr-xr-x 1 nbercher nbercher 496 déc 2 10:23 nb-org-mode.el
-rwxr-xr-x 1
Nicolas Bercher writes:
Something is driving me crazy as it seems to be so trivial.
I have a bunch of .el files I'd like emacs to load on startup (emacs-22,
Lenny). I saved them to ~/.emacs.d/elisp/:
$ ls -l ~/.emacs.d/elisp/
total 8
-rwxr-xr-x 1 nbercher nbercher 496 déc 2 10:23
First make sure they'll load after running emacs and hitting meta-x and
keying in the file names. Then read the original .el files for
instructions. I expect you'll find code in them starting with (require
that needs to be inserted in your .emacs file to have these load on
start up.
On Fri,
Jude DaShiell a écrit :
First make sure they'll load after running emacs and hitting meta-x and
keying in the file names. Then read the original .el files for
instructions. I expect you'll find code in them starting with (require
that needs to be inserted in your .emacs file to have these
That's exactly correct.On Fri, 2 Dec 2011, Nicolas Bercher wrote:
Jude DaShiell a ?crit :
First make sure they'll load after running emacs and hitting meta-x and
keying in the file names. Then read the original .el files for
instructions. I expect you'll find code in them starting with
Nicolas Bercher writes:
Jude DaShiell a écrit :
First make sure they'll load after running emacs and hitting meta-x
and keying in the file names. Then read the original .el files for
instructions. I expect you'll find code in them starting with
(require that needs to be inserted in your
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