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Subject: Re: beginning-of-next-line does not exist during initialization!
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Date: Sun, 7-Jun-87 11:35:10 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jun  7 11:35:10 1987
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Keywords: beginning-of-next-line .emacs initialization

In article <795@ttidca.TTI.COM> spencer@ttidca.TTI.COM (David Spencer) writes:

>	I GNU emacs 18.36.1, it appears that no function can call
>	beginning-of-previous-line from the .emacs file, as it does
>	not exist yet.  But after the .emacs is finished and you
>	start editing, beginning-of-previous-line exists.

Look for a file named 'default.el' along the normal library load path;
this file is loaded AFTER the loading of your .emacs, unless the variable
inhibit-default-init is set to non-nil in your .emacs.  You'll probably
find the 'beginning-of-previous-line' function there.  (This is described
in section 28.6 of my copy of the GNU Emacs manual).

--
Kim F. Storm, AmbraSoft A/S, Denmark