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| bhyde at pobox.com |
 Posted: Fri Dec 18, 1998 3:30 am |
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The FAQ and the fact disagree about where the emacs stuff is.
$ pwd
/home/bhyde/incomming/erlang-47.4.0
$ find . | grep '.el$'
./emacs/erlang-start.el
./emacs/erlang.el
The FAQ shows an example .erlang file.
1. When I make one its output gets entangled
with the first prompt, is there a trick to
avoid that?
2. The example uses code:add_uc(...) but the
man page for code doesn't mention it.
How can you not like a language where fun is a keyword?
- ben
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| tobbe at serc.rmit.edu.au |
| Posted: Fri Dec 18, 1998 3:58 am |
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> 1. When I make one its output gets entangled
> with the first prompt, is there a trick to
> avoid that?
Don't have any io:formats/2 in your .erlang file ;-)
> 2. The example uses code:add_uc(...) but the
> man page for code doesn't mention it.
It is probably obsolete. It used to refer to a
certain directory where user contributed things
were put. I would say that you shouldn't have
any of that stuff from the FAQ in your ~/.erlang file.
If you have the need to add a path then use:
code:add_path("/blabla/jasndj/kasjdad").
(Don't forget the last dot-white-space)
/Tobbe
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