Howdy!
For something I was working on today I thought that #'package-suppress
would be the answer. That is, until I found out that #'package-suppress
doesn't do squat. :-(
To illustrate: XEmacs 21.5 is supposed to suppress loading of
regexp-opt.el from xemacs-base package because you guys have it in core
(we do too). So I added a simple `(defvar bogus-var "What the HELL")'
to the regexp-opt.el in my installed xemacs-base package, and then in a
vanilla XEmacs instance I did...
(progn
(require 'regexp-opt)
bogus-var)
=> "What the HELL"
I also played around with setting `load-suppress-alist' directly to
various incantations of what I thought it mighta been looking for. No
joy.
Will let you know if I figure out what is going on here.
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