>>>>> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Richard Stallman wrote: > In addition to this, now it is hard to access a certain element > of `after-load-alist'.
> It is very kludgy to edit `after-load-alist' in this way. > Even for one file of Gnus to communicate with another > using `after-load-alist' is kludgy. Don't do it that way! I agree. I've simply removed that section from the Gnus CVS repository (the changes will be propagated to Emacs soon). I had added it in order to make the after-load form be evaluated only once and reduce the size of `after-load-alist'. However, it is probably a needless affair. > The right way to do this sort of job is to defvar a hook variable, > and call it from the right place. Then you can edit it wherever > you want, and it will be clear. That is the best way. However, since the Mule-UCS package which provides the "un-define" module was widely used then, I chose to use such a kludgy way. > Please remove the use of `eval-after-load' and do that instead. Done. Thank you. _______________________________________________ emacs-pretest-bug mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-pretest-bug
