Re: missing "/" in value of user-emacs-directory when using --init-directory flag

[Yilkal Argaw]

> In my configs I use (concat user-emacs-directory "somedirectory or
> file") to refer to files with respect to emacs. When loading emacs
> with the option --init-directory this
> this string is not separated by a backslash since the value
> user-emacs-directory does not have a backslash on the end of it. This
> might break previous configs so it should be standardized to contain
> the same string value in both cases.

I meant forward-slash when I said back slash sorry generally
"user-emacs-directory" sould contain something like ".emacs.d/"
instead of ".emacs.d".

On Tue, Nov 29, 2022 at 5:55 PM Yilkal Argaw
<yilkalargawworkneh@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> In my configs I use (concat user-emacs-directory "somedirectory or
> file") to refer to files with respect to emacs. When loading emacs
> with the option --init-directory this
> this string is not separated by a backslash since the value
> user-emacs-directory does not have a backslash on the end of it. This
> might break previous configs so it should be standardized to contain
> the same string value in both cases.