Re: installation and loading

• To: Peter Karp <pkarp@ai.sri.com>
• Subject: Re: installation and loading
• From: Olivier Clarisse <clarisse@lucent.com>
• Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 18:38:25 -0600
• Cc: www-cl@ai.mit.edu
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• Original-From: Olivier Clarisse <clarisse@iexist.flw.lucent.com>
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If you can do it from the UNIX command line then you can also
do it from Gnu Emacs. Simply add "-- w3p=t w4p=t" to
the command arguments in emacs. Assuming I guessed right what unix
version of CL-HTTP you are using...

Olivier

Peter Karp wrote:
> 
> We've just started playing with cl-http and it looks quite
> nice.  One suggestion I have is to make it easier to tell
> cl-http what components to load from Lisp.  I see that it's
> possible to do this at the Unix command line, but this is
> hard to do if you invoke Lisp from within Gnu Emacs as we
> do.  I'd like to be able to easily specify what cl-http
> components it should load (such as the web walker) without
> being asked all these questions interactively every time
> I load it.
> 
> Peter

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