At 00:10 on Oct 6 2005, Katsumi Yamaoka said : [date problem with XEmacs]
> > My best guess is that it is caused by the message-make-date... > > Another guess is that you failed to fully install CVS Gnus. > messagexmas.el is essential to make XEmacs run Gnus, however it > won't be installed for Emacs. I suspect you installed CVS Gnus > using Emacs first and recompiled them using XEmacs. Bingo. That's a clever description of my situation. Indeed I duplicated my gnus directory installed for emacs to the xemacs packages, and byte-recompiled the whole thing. > You will probably need to know where message.elc and messagexmas.elc > come from. To do that: > > M-x locate-library RET message RET > M-x locate-library RET messagexmas RET > > If message.elc comes from CVS Gnus and messagexmas.elc comes > from the XEmacs package, it will naturally happen. That's it. > Otherwise, you can simply grep the messagexmas.el file for the string > `message-xmas-make-date'. I tried to reinstall a fresh Gnus from the configure, but I have some problems : even with the --with-xemacs the configure script keeps on configuring for emacs. The point is that I am under OSX and XEmacs executable is actually within a XEmacs.app bundle. I have to study how the configure script is looking for the executable to tell him where to look. I tried several --xxxdir settings, but i didn't foind the right one yet. Unless someone with OSX can tell me ? Thank you for you advices. -- Sébastien Kirche _______________________________________________ Info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
