On Thu, Oct 20 2005, David Kastrup wrote:
> find-image is an autoloaded Lisp function in `image'.
> (find-image SPECS)
>
> Find an image, choosing one of a list of image specifications.
>
> And just _how_ is this autoloaded Lisp function going to be found when
> load-path gets pointed elsewhere?
How did you manage _not_ to load `image' with a tool bar present?
> Reiner, please don't replace one hack with an even more ugly and
> dangerous one. I propose that toolbarx-find-image just uses its old
> method (but let us remove data-directory from toolbarx-image-path).
> Only when that fails, does it call find-image.
>
> That is reasonably clean and efficient, and it only depends on
> find-image working.
Sorry, I fail to understand what is clean about (ab)using
`locate-library' plus `create-image' instead of `find-image'. Feel
free to revert my changes.
Bye, Reiner.
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