Hi Keita,
Ikumi Keita <ik...@ikumi.que.jp> writes:
> OK, done.
🙏
> I suppose that usres of `use-package' who impose immediate loading on
> purpose think that
> "I always use package foo in my emacs session and want to use it without
> autoloading delay when I begin to work on matters requiring foo. For me,
> loading foo.el always happens sooner or later, and I don't care the
> increment of emacs startup time. Thus foo should be loaded at emacs
> startup."
> (For AUCTeX, such users might as well do
> (use-package latex
> :after (tex))
> additionally?)
FTR, with my usual init file, `M-x emacs-init-time RET' returns 0.34 sec.
With (use-package tex) it becomes 0.55 sec.
My only concern is why AUCTeX should recommend users to pass other
package names to `use-package' instead of auctex which can be confusing?
So things like
(use-package auctex
:config
(require 'tex))
would also work, right?
>> We could replace that with the FIXME added by Stefan M.:
>
>> (require 'tex-site
>> (expand-file-name "tex-site.el"
>> (file-name-directory load-file-name)))
>
>> which is probably redundant: The feature tex-site is t when use-package
>> loads auctex.el and the form does nothing, but it is still much less
>> heavy than loading tex.el.
>
> It couldn't actually be in that form when we had to ensure that
> (unload-feature 'tex-site)
> to work for configure&make installation, but now we can.
Ok.
> Hmm, it would be better for local Git repo users who still have
> (load "~/Development/auctex/auctex.el nil t t)
Does this form work at all? I tried that in my init file, restarted
Emacs, opened a .tex file and get:
File mode specification error: (void-function LaTeX-mode)
> in their config, than just removing the relevant code as I
> suggested...?
In case I'm not wrong, can you show a patch about what you have on your
mind?
Best, Arash
