>>>> "Yoshiki" == Yoshiki Hayashi
<yoshiki(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Yoshiki> Your patch is good and I'd like to approve it. But I
Yoshiki> can't since mule-diag.el is in the package. XEmacs 21.1
Yoshiki> does not have functions like coding-system-aliasee. I
Yoshiki> think mule-diag.el should belong to core so that it can
Yoshiki> avoid issues like this.
I tend to disagree. The functions in that file are basically
developer's aids; they have little to do with the Mule implementation
per se. An excellent candidate for packagization, IMO.
I don't see why the same argument doesn't apply to all packages that
use APIs that might change. calc comes to mind as an example of a
library that has been "attacked" many times by unexpected API changes,
but surely you wouldn't advocate moving calc to the core.
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