>> I tested the new functions locally, as can be seen from the >> examples. I also ran make without problems. I am, however, unable to >> install org from the git version (for some unknown reason), so I was >> unable to test the final, committed version. > > I can't decode that last part… you installed Org from git with make, > then made your changes (also in git) and now Org does or doesn't do > what when you try to install?
Not being able to decode is understandable, because it wasn't very clear. Yesterday my org installation from git did not work, but today, when I took a fresh look at the situation, I was able to notice a path problem which I solved. I now tested the committed version with my changes, and it works. A couple of points about the process: 1. Already yesterday I ran make to make sure that org still compiles ok. It did, although the used cl function 'position' does give two warnings. 2. When I tried to run "make test", it failed because I don't have ERT installed. I am running Emacs 23.3.1, which does not include ERT, and I could not find a package providing ert.el in the repositories of Fedora 16. Because I was running out of time, I decided not to start installing ERT manually. Today I installed ERT by hand, but "make test" still does not work, because the test script runs "emacs -Q" and thus does not load my init file (where the directory of ERT is added to path). I don't want to make a manually installed ERT system-wide, so I had to skip the tests. -- Jarmo
