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felix@×××××××.com writes: |
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> Two things wrong with that. First, I have eselect'ed emacs-23, yet I |
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> still see what I believe to be emacs-21 info (I have been looking at |
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> the macro help in particular; maybe there is a better way of finding |
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> the info version). Second, eselect only shows the emacs-22 and |
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> emacs-23 options, which presumably correspond to the two subdirs of |
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> the same name, but I still have the three year old .gz info files |
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> which are probably the emacs-21 files, and which is what info finds. |
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I know that this is not much help to you, but it works for me. I am |
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currently running emacs-23. If, in a normal user bash session I type |
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'info emacs' it tells me it is for version 23.0.50. I then changed to |
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emacs-22 using eslect in a root session. Back in the original user |
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session I then typed 'source /etc/profile' (to pick up the changes made |
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by eslect) then ran 'info emacs' and it indicated it was for version |
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22.1. This is, I believe, the expected behaviour. |
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