On Thu, May 29, 2003 at 09:02:27AM -0600, Ryan Bowman wrote: > Okay, suppose that I have to .emacs files that I want to be able to use > interchangibly, choosing on the fly whether I'm going to use .emacs1 or > .emacs2.
If you're meaning ``at execution time'' when you say ``on the fly'',
then you simply need to write two scripts (or aliases, for that
matter):
emacs1.sh:
/bin/sh
ln -s -f ~/.emacs1 ~/.emacs && emacs
emacs2.sh:
/bin/sh
ln -s -f ~/.emacs2 ~/.emacs && emacs
Then run the script that corresponds with the .emacs you want.
However, it sounds more like you might be interested in using mode
hooks to get your job done, whatever that may be.
Mike
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