Re: Sun SPARCWorks/WorkShop support?

Paul> OK, some questions: Paul> First, is anybody using this? I have in the past and just tried to Paul> run the source browser from within XEmacs (XEmacs 21.0 "Pyrenean-pre6") Paul> yesterday and failed. I think I've got it working now but I'm wondering Paul> if I'm doing the right. Here's what I've got in my .emacs: I used to get paid for supporting this, but... Sun's current support for XEmacs is minimal. Sun will ship the next Workshop with 20.4, so you're probably on your own with 21.x. Many things have changed in package-land, so it's not obvious what the current `correct' way to use this package is. The engineer at Sun currently responsible is "Torbjorn Norbye <tor(a)eng.sun.com&gt;&quot; Paul> (cond (running-xemacs Paul> ;;; ******************** Paul> ;;; Load the tooltalk and SPARCworks packages, Paul> ;;; This is only required in XEmacs-21 and newer. Paul> ;;; Paul> (if (>= emacs-major-version 21) Paul> (progn Paul> ;(load "mime-setup") Paul> (require 'mime-setup) Paul> (load "tooltalk-macros") Paul> (load "tooltalk-util") Paul> (load "tooltalk-init") Paul> ;(load "cc-mode") Paul> (require 'cc-mode) Paul> (load "sunpro-init") Paul> ;(require 'sunpro) Paul> ;(load "comint") Paul> (require 'comint) Paul> ;(load "annotations") Paul> (require 'annotations) Paul> ;(load "eos") Paul> (sunpro-startup) Paul> )) Paul> Secondly, should I be loading this stuff or requiring it? I'm not even Paul> a neophyte lisp hacker. Paul> Thirdly, when I did try to require sunpro I got the following error: Paul> Signaling: (file-error "Cannot open load file" "sunpro") Paul> load-internal("sunpro" nil t nil nil nil) Paul> load("sunpro" nil t nil) Paul> require(sunpro) Paul> The lisp file that provides sunpro is named sunpro-init which appears to be Paul> a problem, is it? Paul> Like I said, I've got this working now. I'd just like to know if I'm doing Paul> this right. Paul> -- Paul> Paul Keusemann pkeusem(a)visi.com Paul> 4266 Joppa Court (612) 894-7805 Paul> Savage, MN 55378