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I'm using an up-to-date Emacs from Damien Cassou's emacs-snapshot PPA. After a recent upgrade to version 2:20121004-1ppa1precise1, emacs24-starter-kit fails to start. With the --debug-init option, I get the following traceback (file paths un-prefixed for brevity):
I can confirm that this is happening for me on an install of Emacs 24 from ppa:cassou on Linux Mint 13 with xmonad. Exact same stuff: My init.el file makes no mention of hippie-expand-try-functions-list, yet emacs spits out an error almost exactly like this on startup, complaining about the symbol's definition being void.
Kind of odd, since I don't remember this happening before, but I haven't used Emacs in a while.
The (require 'hippie-exp) workaround works for me as well.
I'm using an up-to-date Emacs from Damien Cassou's emacs-snapshot PPA. After a recent upgrade to version 2:20121004-1
ppa1precise1, emacs24-starter-kit fails to start. With the--debug-init
option, I get the following traceback (file paths un-prefixed for brevity):If I insert
(require 'hippie-exp)
at the top ofinit.el
, it works.I should probably just use a Emacs 24 release, but consider this as a heads-up for possible future breakage.
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