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Currently I'm using nano emacs with straight and invoking nano-help results in erroneous behaviour, invoking nano-help from M-x results in:
Wrong type argument: stringp, nil
I think it might be due to how the function nano-help is defined and dependent on load-path and how nano-emacs hardcodes the load-path variable to call nano-help from ./ the nano-help directory.
Another thing that I observed while checking for load-path's value is that it has "/Users/rougier/Documents/GitHub/nano-emacs" explicitly mentioned so I think that nano-help is dependent on that hardcoded path? Would that be a correct assumption?
The only possible way to open nano-help right now is to manually go to the $EMACSDIR/straight/repos/nano-emacs and then call the function.
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Currently I'm using nano emacs with straight and invoking nano-help results in erroneous behaviour, invoking nano-help from M-x results in:
I think it might be due to how the function nano-help is defined and dependent on load-path and how nano-emacs hardcodes the load-path variable to call nano-help from
./
the nano-help directory.Another thing that I observed while checking for
load-path
's value is that it has"/Users/rougier/Documents/GitHub/nano-emacs"
explicitly mentioned so I think that nano-help is dependent on that hardcoded path? Would that be a correct assumption?The only possible way to open nano-help right now is to manually go to the
$EMACSDIR/straight/repos/nano-emacs
and then call the function.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: