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Re: What happened to (defun x)?
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martin rudalics |
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Re: What happened to (defun x)? |
Date: |
Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:11:38 +0100 |
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> Couldn't an autoload declaration be made to achieve the same effect? It
> specifies function and file, too.
I'm not sure whether that would be more convenient. The basic problem
is that defuns get more "static" now - people will hesitate more often
before moving a defun from one file to another because they have to
think of all the files they have to change on top of that. Merging code
from different versions will become a problem when definitions have
moved.
But I have to admit that - as a _reader_ of Elisp code - I had wanted a
`declare-variable' as well. Often when I encounter a (defvar foo) I
have to think twice whether that's a variable defined elsewhere or
simply a lazy attitude of a writer who didn't want to provide an initial
value.
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- Re: What happened to (defun x)?, Jay Belanger, 2007/11/24