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I’m trying to go through the complicated process of getting Emacs to work as a Python IDE. However, the .emacs file doesn’t seem to be loading. Ctrl–h, v shows me that user-init-file is what it should be, /home/txx/.emacs. However, my load-path doesn’t include what I want it to, such as ~/.emacs.d/.
The code in my .emacs file is pretty long, so I have put it in Pastebin.
I’m using Fedora 16. What am I doing wrong?
From your
Pastebin– it looks as though the double quotes surrounding the paths you want to add to yourload-pathare not recognized.You should use the standard
"(which you use later on in your .emacs).At least, that solves the first error I get when trying to load your .emacs.