On Thu, Sep 13 2018, David Kastrup wrote:
Joost Kremers <[email protected]> writes:
Really? I mean, true, I see it a lot in (mostly older) config
snippets
Google spits up, but I thought it was generally discouraged to
use a
hook if there's no need for it, because it's not always as
harmless as
this example. (In fact, I've run into problems with it myself
from
time to time.)
Well, how do you modify stuff that isn't defined yet? I don't
see much
of an option other than using a hook or its equivalent.
Isn't that what `eval-after-load' and `with-eval-after-load' are
for?
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