Re: why is site-lisp placed before the default load path?

[Stefan Monnier]

>> Rocky could add 'realgud-' to the beginning of every elisp file in the
>> application,
> ​That would be much better and safer and more generally useful.

Ever since CEDET was merged into Emacs, we've started to improve
support for the situation where files are in subdirs which aren't
themselves in load-path.  So you can (require 'dir/file).  There are
still various problems with such situations but I think it's not
a practice we should discourage.


        Stefan


PS: Obviously, this didn't reach ELPA yet ;-)