On February 23, 2009 at 2:16PM -0500, psg (at debian.org) wrote: > You had this as a patch to emacs-goodies-el's README.Debian: > > alpaca.el is an alternative (simpler) to EasyPG, to edit GnuPG files > encrypted with shared-key cryptography. Use (add-hook > 'find-file-hooks 'alpaca-after-find-file) in your .emacs to enable it. > To load a file encrypted with GnuPG, say foo.gpg, type `C-x C-f > foo.gpg RET' and type its passphrase. Note that plain text is stored > to a temporary file in the same directory of the encrypted file. You > should not use a network file system for the directory. > > Unfortunately, there is more to adding a file to emacs-goodies-el than > that. I don't want users to have to add _anything_ to ~/.emacs in order > to get something to work. The code must be integrated with the custom > interface. For full details, see the file 00AddingFiles on the alioth > project pkg-goodies-el
Could you please accept the following patch?
(Enabling this feature by default if EasyPG isn't installed. The
custom interface for find-file-hook is already provided by Eamcs.)
debian/README.Debian:
alpaca.el is an alternative (simpler) to EasyPG, to edit GnuPG files
encrypted with shared-key cryptography. If EasyPG is not installed,
this feature is enabled by default (see find-file-hook via customize).
To load a file encrypted with GnuPG, say foo.gpg, type `C-x C-f foo.gpg
RET' and type its passphrase. Note that plain text is stored to a
temporary file in the same directory of the encrypted file. You should
not use a network file system for the directory.
elisp/emacs-goodies-el/emacs-goodies-el.el:
;; alpaca.el
(when (not (featurep 'xemacs))
(autoload 'alpaca-after-find-file "alpaca" nil t)
(when (not (locate-library "epa-file"))
(add-hook 'find-file-hooks 'alpaca-after-find-file)))
Thanks,
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Tatsuya Kinoshita
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