Description of problem: The subversion source includes a very useful elisp package "contrib/client-side/psvn/psvn.el" which I think it would be nice to include in our subversion package. Additional info: It could at least be included in the doc dir, so that people who want to use can pull it over into their elisp dirs. Of course it would be nicer to add a -emacs and perhaps even a -xemacs subpackage to host it in, so that it just worked out of the box.
Where do I put the scripts for xemacs? What's the recommended solution; an -emacs subpackage or not? Or just own the common directories twice and be damned? /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/psvn.el /usr/share/xemacs/site-packages/lisp/psvn.el is there a guide to use for packageres e.g. to how to get these byte-compiled at build time?
Well in this case I wouldn't worry about bytecompiling too much and I would bother making -emacs/-xemacs subpackages either for this. I think the locations you give are fine. You may want to read https://bugzilla.fedora.us/show_bug.cgi?id=1880 where the same thing was down for xcscope.el in cscope... It explains how you can use triggers to avoid dependencies on emacs and xemacs, but you may feel it is too much engineering?
OK, thanks. psvn.el is in both the above paths in 1.0.6-3; can you confirm whether this works? I used the psvn.el from the author's web site rather than the one in the tarball, since the latter seemed to be a little out of date w.r.t the former.
Thanks a lot. :-) At some point it will probably be nice to add an init file so that psvn gets autoloaded for say svn-status. But I can file another report about that when I get tired of loading it by hand. :)