Stefan Reichör <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think the support for ~/.config should be handled by emacs itself.
Yes and no. If xtla already stores its info in .config/xtla, the user
won't have to move its configuration if Emacs starts using .config.
Well, no strong opinion on that.
A few remarks on your patch :
* Files in the ~/.xtla directory shouldn't be hidden. It's a pain when
all the files in a directory are hidden. ("cd ~/.xtla && ls" ...)
* I'd rather have a state.el containing potentially several saved
variables. For example, the "quick configuration" submenu of Xtla
could save its state here (With a "save options" menu entry). This
file could use `customize-save-variable', inside a
(let ((custom-file "~/.xtla/state.el")) ...)
* No need to prefix files with xtla or tla inside the directory
~/.xtla IMO.
* While we think about the ~/.xtla directory, it's easy to add a
~/.xtla/startup.el or init.el, that would be loaded on startup if it
exists (like ~/.gnus.el & friends)
* A comment ";; generated file. Do not edit" in the beginning of each
generated file would be nice.
--
Matthieu
