Re: auto-autoloads errors

Sean MacLennan writes: There's a difference between requiring a *package* (ie, its auto-autoloads library) and a *library* in the package. `require' is not smart enough to load the auto-autoloads library from a package (which is a good thing, because the base initialization code does that for you, that's the whole point of auto-autoloads -- ensuring that entry points of packages are known to XEmacs without you doing any work). You will discover that there is a library named "cc-mode" in the package named "cc-mode", which is what your init file loads by requiring 'cc-mode. If you want to call a function from cc-mode.el that is *not* autoloaded, you need to require 'cc-mode. If you want to call a cc-mode function that is not in cc-mode.el, requiring cc-mode won't help. You need to require the cc-foo library that contains the function you want to use. There is also an auto-autoloads in that package, which is what is causing the problem (see Subject header). Steve _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://lists.xemacs.org/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta