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-INSTALL CUSTOM, APEL, FLIM, SEMI/WEMI
-=====================================
+INSTALL CUSTOM, APEL, CLIME, SEMI
+=================================
-T-gnus requires the latest version of CUSTOM, APEL, FLIM and SEMI or
-WEMI; you should install these packages before installing T-gnus.
+T-gnus requires the latest version of CUSTOM, APEL, CLIME and SEMI;
+CLIME 1.14 provides the same features as FLIM 1.14 for old Emacsen,
+which is currently available from:
-As for CUSTOM, you should apply the following patch before building it.
+ftp://ftp.jpl.org/pub/m17n/clime-1_14-************.tar.gz
+
+You should install these packages before installing T-gnus. As for
+CUSTOM, you should apply the following patch before building it.
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--- custom-1.9962/cus-face.el~ Wed Mar 4 19:52:39 1998
ftp://ftp.dina.kvl.dk/pub/Staff/Per.Abrahamsen/custom/custom-1.9962.tar.gz
+However, since the `custom-make-dependencies' function does not exist
+in this version of CUSTOM, we will use the contrib/cus-dep.el which is
+imported from Emacs 20.7 when building T-gnus.
+
+
+INSTALL regexp-opt.el
+=====================
+
+Some T-gnus modules use the functions `regexp-opt', etc. That
+functions are defined in regexp-opt.el(c) in the recent Emacsen,
+however, Mule 2.3 does not contain it in the standard Lisp libraries.
+Copy the file contrib/regexp-opt.el to site-lisp directory (or any
+other directory), and byte-compile it as follows:
+
+ % cp -p contrib/regexp-opt.el /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp
+ % cd /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/
+ % mule -batch -q -no-site-file -f batch-byte-compile regexp-opt.el
+
+
+INSTALL passwd.el
+=================
+
+This module provide the `read-passwd' function. You have to install
+it if you don't have that function. To do this:
+
+ % cp -p contrib/passwd.el /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp
+ % cd /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/
+ % mule -batch -q -no-site-file -f batch-byte-compile passwd.el
+
+And add the following line in your .emacs file:
+
+ (autoload 'read-passwd "passwd")
+
INSTALL T-gnus
==============
There are three ways of making T-gnus with Mule 2.3 based on Emacs 19.34.
-1. If you have installed EMU, APEL, FLIM and SEMI or WEMI packages
- under the standard load-path, for instance:
+1. If you have installed EMU, APEL, CLIME and SEMI packages under the
+ standard load-path, for instance:
- EMU: /usr/local/share/mule/19.34/site-lisp/
- APEL: /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/apel/
- FLIM: /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/flim/
- SEMI: /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/semi/
+ EMU: /usr/local/share/mule/19.34/site-lisp/
+ APEL: /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/apel/
+ CLIME: /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/flim/
+ SEMI: /usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/semi/
What is more, if you have been replaced old CUSTOM with new CUSTOM
or if you have installed new CUSTOM directly under the standard
% ./configure --with-emacs=mule
% make install
-2. If you have installed EMU, APEL, FLIM and SEMI or WEMI packages in
- the non-standard load-path, use the configure option
- `--with-addpath=' with the colon separated directory names where
- EMU, APEL or CUSTOM packages are installed. For example:
+2. If you have installed EMU, APEL, CLIME and SEMI packages in the
+ non-standard load-path, use the configure option `--with-addpath='
+ with the colon separated directory names where EMU, APEL or CUSTOM
+ packages are installed. For example:
% ./configure --with-emacs=mule\
--with-addpath=~/elisp/emu/:~/elisp/apel/:~/elisp/custom/
% make install
- In this case, you have no need to add paths of FLIM, SEMI or WEMI
- if they are installed under the directory which is same as the
- parent directory of APEL.
+ In this case, you have no need to add paths of CLIME, SEMI if they
+ are installed under the directory which is same as the parent
+ directory of APEL.
3. This is another way to install T-gnus when you have installed EMU,
- APEL, FLIM and SEMI or WEMI packages in the non-standard load-path.
- Copy the file `sample.lpath.el' which is included in the
- distribution to `~/.lpath.el' and modify it suitably for your
- environment. And then type the following command.
+ APEL, CLIME and SEMI packages in the non-standard load-path. Copy
+ the file `sample.lpath.el' which is included in the distribution to
+ `~/.lpath.el' and modify it suitably for your environment. And
+ then type the following command.
% ./configure --with-emacs=mule
% make install
-USING Emacs W3
-==============
-
-;; By the way, it is the point, does anyone know where do we find
-;; Emacs W3 package fitting with Mule 2.3 based on Emacs 19.34? :-p
-
-Some modules of T-gnus (e.g. nnshimbun) requires Emacs W3. You can
-build T-gnus to be abel to use them, if you already have Emacs W3
-installed. For that, you should specify the path where Emacs W3 is
-installed using the configure option `--with-w3=' or editing the file
-`~/.lpath.el'. Here is an example for using the configure option:
+USING emacs-w3m (and Emacs/W3)
+==============================
+The `nnshimbun' web based back end has been moved to the emacs-w3m
+package at 18 June 2003. You need to install the latest version of
+emacs-w3m if you want to browse web newspapers using T-gnus as before.
+In that case, you *must* delete nnshimbun.el and nnshimbun.elc files
+originated by T-gnus. Emacs-w3m is an Emacs interface to the external
+command w3m, visit the following pages for more information:
- % ./configure --with-emacs=mule\
- --with-w3=/usr/local/share/mule/site-lisp/w3/
- % make install
+ http://emacs-w3m.namazu.org/
+ http://w3m.sourceforge.net/
-Don't mind if configure says "W3... not found". It is currently
-malfunction when the configure option `--with-w3=' is not used even if
-the path of Emacs W3 is specified in the file `~/.lpath.el'.
+Please give up the idea to use Emacs/W3 under Mule 2.3. There is no
+information, sorry.
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