"Ben Wing" <ben(a)666.com> writes:
Xwem cannot be compiled under MS Windows because
x-emacs-application-class
is not defined. Loading xwem-minibuffer does this:
;;;; On-load actions:
;; Define application
(add-to-list 'xwem-applications-alist
`("xemacs-xwem-minibuffer"
(and (class-name ,(concat "^" x-emacs-application-class
"$"))
(class-inst ,(concat "^" xwem-minibuffer-name
"$")))))
And xwem-main does (require 'xwem-minibuffer).
Normally xwem is unusable on MS Windows. However I've got it working
on MS Windows in XEmacs under cygwin environment.
Is it really necessary to make it compilable? I think yes, to not
stop if compiling full xemacs-packages directory?
Thanks!
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lg