I'm blind again |-(. No sign of 'provide' in lentic-autoloads.el. I do not fully grok, but i checked the info about autoloads. Quote (info:Packaging Basics):
These autoload definitions are saved to a file named ‘NAME-autoloads.el’ in the content directory.
...
After installation, the installed package is "loaded": Emacs adds the
package’s content directory to ‘load-path’, and evaluates the autoload
definitions in ‘NAME-autoloads.el’.
So I think the line (require 'lentic-autoloads) is gratuitous.
Now to the issue of the title.
Start Emacs with the line
(global-lentic-start-mode)
in dot.emacs.
Load file lentic-org.el from the package directory.
Press C-c , b to split in the lentic sense.
Expectation: A further buffer comes to existence.
Observation: The message 'lentic-mode-split-window-below: Symbol's function definition is void: lentic-ensure-init' appears in the mode-line.
BTW: After evaluating buffer lentic.el the split shows the expected behavior.
Hello Phil,
I'm blind again |-(. No sign of 'provide' in lentic-autoloads.el. I do not fully grok, but i checked the info about autoloads. Quote (info:Packaging Basics):
These autoload definitions are saved to a file named ‘NAME-autoloads.el’ in the content directory. ... After installation, the installed package is "loaded": Emacs adds the package’s content directory to ‘load-path’, and evaluates the autoload definitions in ‘NAME-autoloads.el’.
So I think the line (require 'lentic-autoloads) is gratuitous.
Now to the issue of the title.
Expectation: A further buffer comes to existence.
Observation: The message 'lentic-mode-split-window-below: Symbol's function definition is void: lentic-ensure-init' appears in the mode-line.
BTW: After evaluating buffer lentic.el the split shows the expected behavior.
Best regards, Marco