Beginner Question about Emacs and Xemacs

[Filip Konvička]

Hmm, weird... unfortunately I'm too busy to play with this right now, 
sorry... but I think that GNU Emacs is fine, just try the tutorial and 
learn a few Oz-specific key combinations like M-p, M-n, M-C-x etc. 
Rebinding Home and End so that they do what C-a and C-e do is a wise 
thing to do. I also think that GNU Emacs is more stable than XEmacs.

(To be honest, I'm using my own build of Mozart based on 1.3.1, so maybe 
something went wrong in 1.3.2 ...)

Cheers,
Filip

> Yes, I've tried restarting.
> 
> Maybe I should just stick to Emacs?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Chris
> 
> Filip Konvička wrote:
>> When I do the same, the OPI starts normally. Did you re-logon or 
>> reboot after installing Mozart? ozengine.exe etc. might not be in PATH 
>> yet.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Filip
>>
>>> If I run the following;
>>>
>>> "%OZEMACS%" -l "%OZHOME%/share/elisp/oz.elc" -l 
>>> "%OZHOME%/share/elisp/oz-server.elc" -l 
>>> "%OZHOME%/share/elisp/oz-extra.elc" -l 
>>> "%OZHOME%/share/elisp/mozart.elc" -f run-oz
>>>
>>> I get a message saying:
>>>
>>> Cannot open load file: "%OZHOME%/share/elisp/oz.elc"
>>>
>>> I've tried setting the OZHOME Environment Variable so that it points 
>>> to the Mozart folder. This gets rid of the previous message however 
>>> now I'm getting the following in the XEmacs scratch buffer:
>>>
>>> Searching for the program: No such file or directory, find
>>>
>>> Any more ideas?
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Chris
>>
>>
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