On Dec 13, 2004, at 9:54 AM, Emar wrote:
The paths are correctly set up, in both cases I get /sw/bin/emacs and the version also corresponds to the fink one, not the built-in emacsFrom both an X11 terminal and the Apple terminal? Under Apple's X11 there's no guarantee that your PATH will be the same.No, I checked that, it is the finked emacs I get: >which emacs /sw/bin/emacsHere's an easy thing to check: change your X11 Terminal item in the menubar to run "xterm -ls" instead of "xterm", and then see if emacs will start for you in its own window.nope, nothing changes :(
Here's another bit of info: I used to use an applescript to launch my fink X11 emacs, but that doesn't work anymore either, the script was something like:
on run
tell application "X11"
activate
end tell
set theEnv to "export DISPLAY=:0;"
set theBoot to "source /sw/bin/init.sh;"
set theCmd to "emacs ~/Documents;"
do shell script theEnv & theBoot & theCmd
end run
and now it gives an error message saying:
"emacs: standard input is not a tty"
I guess it could be a setting of X11 that's causing all this?\
It does indeed seem like that's the case. It seems like everything from Fink's end of things (init.sh, PATH, ...) is right.
-- Alexander Hansen Fink Documentarian [Day Job] Levitated Dipole Experiment http://www.psfc.mit.edu/LDX
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