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From: | Jarek Czekalski |
Subject: | Re: run/load a lisp script before user init file |
Date: | Mon, 07 Oct 2013 20:42:43 +0200 |
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W dniu 10/07/2013 06:43 PM, Eli Zaretskii pisze:
Site init file looks like what you want. Read about it in the "Init File" node of the Emacs User Manual.
I read the startup procedure. However it still does not seem a clean approch. You suggest that I should add a line
(load "emacspeak-loder")to the site-start, right? But when someone removes emacspeak from system, emacs will stop to load correctly. Not nice.
So should I place some multi-line code in site-start, so that it be safe to execute? But this is not so easy to do from installer. So this may be dangerous too.
What looks interesting is site-start.d directory in Debian. Placing a file there could be what I am looking for. But I guess this is not emacs solution, but Debian solution. Nothing about site-start.d in emacs startup info.
What someone was trying before is to start a script from a command line. But we don't have a possibility to specify custom site-start file there. What a pity...
Again, does there exist any clean solution? Is there something that I could place instead of "load" to make the loading safe in case of a missing file? Is there something we could introduce to emacs to make things more comfortable?
Jarek
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