When I try to edit an html file or anything else in that category (.jsp, for instance), I get this error:
File mode specification error: (void-function tempo-define-template) Can someone tell me where this might be coming from? I have html-helper-mode installed and it loads -- before the error I see the message: Loading html-helper-mode (source)... tempo.el is in the path and this is in my .emacs: (provide 'tempo) (setq tempo-interactive t) Background: this is a new installation. I brought over my .emacs from the old install and "fixed" this installation by adding anything needed for emacs to run correctly (added in the optional items such as cal-desk-calendar.el and so forth). But I was using html-helper-mode quite extensively, so I know there wasn't anything wrong with the .emacs then. Any thoughts as to why the tempo function does not appear to get loaded? (tempo-interactive's value is t.) Thanks. mp -- Michael Powe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Naugatuck CT USA "...we built a new continent in cyberspace where we could go live and be free. And the nice thing is that, because we built it, we didn't have to steal it from aboriginal peoples. It was completely empty, and we invite everyone to live there with us. No immigration restrictions. There's room for everyone in the world. Come live in the free world and be free. That's our idea." -- Richard Stallman _______________________________________________ Help-gnu-emacs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-emacs
