On 12/19/10 8:34 PM, Katsumi Yamaoka wrote:
locate-library for w3m, org, abbrev and others return this directory:In [emacs-w3m : No.11453] Chris Thompson wrote:Hi, I am having trouble installing emacs-w3m on an intel-mac. I have w3m running in terminal. I have tried pointing emacs-w3m makefile to directories that I believe to be correct. I don't get an error from (require 'w3m-load), but when I call any w3m functions the message says: Wrong type argument: array-p, nil. I'm not sure how to investigate what is wrong, thanks for your help.What version of emacs-w3m do you use? Or where did you get the emacs-w3m source from? The latest one is as: http://cvs.namazu.org/emacs-w3m.tar.gz With this, w3m-load.el should be found in the same directory where w3m.elc has been installed. Try: M-x locate-library RET w3m RET Is the directory where you believe that emacs-w3m has been installed? /usr/local/Cellar/emacs/23.2/share/emacs/23.2/lisp I installed emacs from homebrew. It looks like there is a mistake in that install script, but I haven't looked into it. I was't able to build the package that you linked to. I really only know configure, make, make install. What would I need to do to build the package you linked too? However, I did build 1.4.4 from the same server. I rebuilt it just now with the lispdir variable in the makefile equal to the above path. Now locate-library w3m gives the above path. So the w3m.ecl is in the same directory as w3m-load.el. Unfortunately I am getting the same error- Wrong type argument: array-p, nil. Perhaps I should try a reinstall of emacs? Thanks a lot for your help, Chris |