Re: cannot remove function from write-file-hooks
Uwe Brauer writes:
In my init file. I open a Latex file, x-symbol is enabled. Saving is
slow on large file. I disable x-symbol (x-symbol is a minor mode),
saving is faster.
Yes, that would be expected.
> suppose you could mean long delays for auto-save, which is
possible.
And how could it that be prevented?
It can't really be prevented if you have that hook installed. I don't
know why it stays installed and active when x-symbol is not. (As I've
said before, x-symbol is horrible code, and that particular hook is
ghastly.)
I would guess you're doing something not quite right in the
remove-hook command, but since I don't have a working x-symbol at the
moment I can't say what.
Hm they are in my load path, but I can't find any require or
load
command in my init buffer, which does not mean much.
Is there any easy way to know that a specific file has been loaded?
(featurep 'crypt)
in this case. grep the file for '(provide' to see what features will
be provided if it was loaded.
BTW, to find out *exactly* which file was loaded you can search
through the variable `load-history', but that is a pretty confusing
variable to look at.
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