Hello,
I use a slightly customized emacs package, and want to use it as the package
that is used in emacs-build-system for the emacs plugins I'm using.
The default emacs gets garbage collected and takes quite a while to reinstall,
I would like to avoid that. Also, it seems cleaner to build the plugins with
the exact version that they will be used with.
Here's what I have:
(define emacs-package
((const
((options->transformation
'((with-configure-flag .
"emacs=--program-transform-name='s/^ctags$/ctags.emacs/'")))
emacs))))
(define (set-build-system-emacs plugin-package)
(package
(inherit plugin-package)
(arguments
(substitute-keyword-arguments (package-arguments plugin-package)
((#:emacs emacs) `,emacs-package)))))
(map set-build-system-emacs package-list)
>From what I can tell this does work for the packages in package-list, but not
>for any inputs to those packages. That makes total sense to me, but I don't
>know how to solve it.
Any pointers? Or is it possible to set the default package for a build system,
removing the need for this mapping altogether?
Nils
