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[ILUG] emacs and w3

[ILUG] emacs and w3

Aidan Kehoe kehoea at parhasard.net
Thu Oct 3 13:55:25 IST 2002


 Ar an 2u la de mi 10, scriobh Darragh :

 > Hello all,
 > I've setup red hat 8 and got it on the internet using the network.  Now I'm
 > trying to get w3 working with emacs.  I unpack it use the
 > ./configure --with-emacs=VARIANT followed by make make install and make
 > dotemacs commands.  Still when I go into emacs it doesn't work.  when I type
 > w3-fetch its says no match found.  

Hmm. I'm a heavy XEmacs user, but I really really dislike W3. There
are some things that really didn't need to be written in Emacs Lisp,
and a web browser is one of them. Would you write one in Perl?

That said, w3-fetch in my w3.el seems to be autoloaded, so if it's
installed properly, it should load. If you do "(require 'w3)^J" in
*scratch*, what happens? Is the directory that w3.el is in part of the
result when you do "load-path^J" in *scratch*?

 > There is a program there called w3m though.  Is that related?

No. 

 > I've had it working in xemacs first because I forgot to use the
 > full line for ./configure.  I know the version of emacs that was
 > shipped with red hat 7.3 was not compatable with w3 version
 > 4.0pre.47.  There is a cvs version of w3 that I could download but
 > I'm not really confidant I'de get that working either.

It seems to be an installation problem more than an incompatible
Emacs-W3 problem. If what I say here isn't any use, try the GNU Emacs
specific newsgroups. 

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