Re: Setting current directory: no such file or directory

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 15.06.2006 um 17:18 schrieb RjjdBae:

> Any ideas on what to set?

When you've launched GNU Emacs from /a/b/c/d you should not rename  
any directory above d. Every application will get confused when it  
sees that its working directory has vanished. Yes, Emacs still thinks  
it is at home in /a/b/c/d and it won't learn /a/b/x/d because /a/b/c/ 
d is 'hard wired' in memory, inside the process.

So there is nothing to set, but something to leave, i.e. not to perform.

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