> - If ~/bar is in the load-path before ~/foo and we have files
> ~/bar/foo and ~/foo/foo.el, then emacs loads ~/foo/foo.el.
Really?
I've just tried it here with:
% echo '(message "foo1")' >~/tmp/foo1/foo
% echo '(message "foo2")' >~/tmp/foo2/foo.el
M-: (let ((load-path (list* "~/tmp/foo1" "~/tmp/foo2" load-path)))
(load "foo")) RET
and I got "foo1" in *Messages*
Stefan
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