2005/9/1, Ralf Treinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > There are two different questions here for the case that both > ocaml-mode and tuareg-mode are installed on a system: > > 1) how can a user overwrite the default behaviour, > 2) how can a system administrator change the default behaviour. > > When we discussed the two packages some time ago I was thinking of > the first question. For this, it should be sufficient to explain > in the README of ocaml-mode how a user should change his load-path.
By the way, the simpler solution for this is to add (load-file "/etc/emacs/site-start.d/50ocaml-mode.el") in the .emacs [...] > In the current version in svn the README of tuareg-mode reads: > > tuareg-mode is now automatically loaded on all files with filename > extension .ml\w?. If the debian package "ocaml-mode", which provides > an alternative emacs mode for (O)Caml files, is installed together > with the tuareg-mode package then tuareg takes precedence. Users who > wish to overwrite this behaviour should consult the instuctions given > in the file /usr/share/doc/ocaml-mode/README.Debian. > By the way the emacsen-startup file don't do that yet (is this the file I sould look to? never bother to learn how to make an debian emacs package). Note also that the ocaml-mode is configured to run on the extension "\\.ml[iylp]?$" may be we could uniformized those extansion.
