Hmm... well, arguably xemacs should be a little more intelligent when looking for its config files - ie always look in a central location like $HOME/.kde if the files aren't found in the current working directory..
Alternatively, could you not cheat, and instead of invoking xemacs directly, make a wrapper script for it which does a cd /wherever-it-should-run-from and then invokes xemacs? Just a few thoughts, that's all.. David On Thursday 27 February 2003 18:08, Michael Schuerig wrote: > For a lot of my editing I prefer XEmacs over KDE-native tools. XEmacs > provides the desktop package that loads a set of files and positions > from a .emacs.desktop file in the working directory (see below). This > facility works nicely when XEmacs is started manually in the respective > directory. It does not work, when XEmacs is re-started by KDE session > mgmt as this apparently happens in the user's home directory. > If session mgmt could be changed to re-start programs in their original > working directory, this would help. > > Michael > > > ;; ~/.xemacs/init.el > (require 'desktop) > (desktop-load-default) > (desktop-read) > > -- > Michael Schuerig They tell you that the darkness > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a blessing in disguise. > http://www.schuerig.de/michael/ --Janis Ian, "From Me To You"
