Re: featurep interactive? [was: How to turn off ^M end of line ...?]
Jeff Mincy <jeff(a)delphioutpost.com> writes:
> OK. We'll just have to train "our staff on c.e.x"
to say so, since
> we're getting a fair number of people who do stuff like M-x
> featurep, and it doesn't work for them.
When playing around with new features that I run across I often wind
up starting to type M-x require <feature>, before I remember that
require is not interactive. Things like feature and require that
deal with the lisp 'environment' should be interactive. maybe.
Use `M-x load-file' and `M-x load-library' which accept strings and
are meant to be interactive.