Hi Chris,
the command line is something like
"%OZEMACS%" -l "%OZHOME%/share/elisp/oz.elc" -l
"%OZHOME%/share/elisp/oz-server.elc" -l
"%OZHOME%/share/elisp/oz-extra.elc" -l "%OZHOME%/share/elisp/mozart.elc"
-f run-oz
Cheers,
Filip
Yes, I know where oz.exe. is. Obviously it's starting GNU-Emacs/XEmacs
and passing them some values that reconfigure them, adding the extra
menu, etc. What I'm interested in is the script that gets passed to
GNU-Emacs/XEmacs when they are launched by oz.exe.
I've found a file called oz.el which I think is a Lisp file. It contains
things like:
;;{{{ GNU and Lucid Emacsen Support
(eval-and-compile
(defvar oz-gnu-emacs
(string-match "\\`[0-9]+\\(\\.[0-9]+\\)*\\'" emacs-version)
"Non-nil iff we're running under GNU Emacs.")
(defvar oz-lucid-emacs
(string-match "\\<XEmacs\\>\\|\\<Lucid\\>" emacs-version)
"Non-nil iff we're running under XEmacs."))
;;}}}
...
;;{{{ Menus
;; GNU Emacs: a menubar is a usual key sequence with prefix "menu-bar"
;; Lucid Emacs: a menubar is a new datastructure
;; (see function set-buffer-menubar)
Is this where the problem is?
Cheers,
Chris
Torsten Anders wrote:
On 25.07.2006, at 13:26, Chris Share wrote:
Any idea where the Oz startup script that you mentioned would be on
Windows?
On 24.07.2006, at 14:23, Filip Konvička wrote:
start the IDE using oz.exe (this should be in your Start menu listed
as "Oz Programming Interface").
Best,
Torsten
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