The variable load-path will be set/added to in your .emacs file. To see what it contains, do a "M-x describe-variable [RET] load-path [RET]". If it contains the wrong speedbar, you should fix your .emacs so that it doesn't add that entry to the load path. I would also look for any other occurrence of the speedbar directory and move it out of the way, and when things work, delete it.
HTH, Petter > -----Original Message----- > From: Rakotomandimby Mihamina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: den 28 januari 2003 06:31 > To: jde mailing list > Subject: removing speedbar ? > > > Hi all , > I try to re-install jde-2.3.2 on my emacs 21.2 on linux slackware . > I have compiled speedbar and eieio ( by typing "make" into > the directory > the sources are , and after editing LOADPATH variable ) and installed > semantic ( after checking the directory of installation ) by typing > "make install" ) > Now that i want to finally install JDE , i read that : > > "Note Emacs and XEmacs include earlier versions of speedbar that are > incompatible with the JDEE. You must delete the earlier version or > ensure that it is not on the Emacs load path. Otherwise you will get a > Lisp error when trying to start Emacs." > > Well .... what is the way to remove earlier speedbar , and especially > how to do it correctly if I already installed speedbar with almost tha > default paths? > Thanks in advance. > > >
