Quoting Robert Widhopf-Fenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > apt-get works fine, but it is not added to the load-path > like other packages (e.g. dictionaries-common), but maybe > I am also confusing things here.
It should have. There's a 50xtla.el file installed that should be loaded on Emacs startup. On my machine, with the Debian package installed, I can do [x]emacs -q M-x tla-<whatever> RET And it works out of the box. (You should also have the XTLA entry in the tools menu) Also, C-h i has a "XTLA" node. Can you describe more precisely what you get on your machine? > BTW, are there no ELCs included/generated for elisp packages? For Debian, the .elc files are generated on package _installation_, but not included in the package. This way, you can have several versions/flavors of Emacs installed, and the package manager will make sure the .elc files are generated for the installed flavors, and only for these ones. -- Matthieu ------------------------------------------------- envoyé via Webmail/IMAG !
