On 7/7/05, Lennart Borgman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A very, very wild idea, a save excursion for loading so to say: could
> all the setting and defining functions be defadviced during loading of
> such packages in such a way that they saved old states of symbols in a
> list called say "previous-state" where there are entries for "CEDET"
> etc. Then you could just use this list to reset the values. Perhaps?
On one hand, I think that's similar to what Luc was proposing for the
custom-themes issue.
On the other, that doesn't avoid what I'm complaining about: you
should be able to use a big package and decide which bits are useful
to you and which are not. Although on another level, look at cua, for
example: you can decide whether you want C-c, C-x, C-v bindings,
rectangles, etc. on a feature-by-feature basis. I dislike modules that
take hold of your environment (particularly the frame/window setup) or
else they refuse to cooperate.
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/L/e/k/t/u
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