For the archives, src/xfaces.c is a good example to look at after
reading the relevant sections of the elisp manual.
I browsed through all of src; of all of the .c files, xfaces.c
deals with an api most similar to what I asked about.
-JimC
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James Cloos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> (As I see it, the lib's api is such that it can be mapped to lisp w/o
> diverging from its C look and feel. Following that api very closely,
> then, seems to be the Right Thing To Do. Being able to write all of
> the higher-level code using the lib in el
> Can anyone point me to a good example in the emacs codebase of a lisp
> api that closely matches an existing external c api? So far I've only
> hacked the elisp part of emacs, not the C
>
> I presume I'll need to create some read-only lisp integers matching
> the names of the various enum v
Can anyone point me to a good example in the emacs codebase of a lisp
api that closely matches an existing external c api? So far I've only
hacked the elisp part of emacs, not the C
I presume I'll need to create some read-only lisp integers matching
the names of the various enum values, lisp
