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Use evm for manage versions installe with brew emacs-head #139
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You can only select versions using EVM that has a recipe. You could use the Git snapshot versions instead of emacs-head perhaps? |
Thanks for answering, Well, I allready have several versions of emacs installed, so I would know if I can use evm to point this allready installed versions of emacs using homebrew and emacs-head which ejecutables are here:
And where installed with a lot of modules enabled i.e.:
. Because this distribution has --cocoa and other options active that could be used and maybe I build install other distributions for OSX. I see that you can list the binary path to emacs executable. so maybe is some configuration file that I can edit and point to theese executables So I also asked if another option could be write my custom receipe for evm following this receipes from homebrew |
It was such a long time ago I wrote this so I don't remember, but take a look at https://github.com/rejeep/evm/blob/master/lib/evm/package.rb. It seems there is a config |
I use OSX at work, and I use homebrew to manage my packes exist one emacs package emacs-head It works pretty weel for intalling emacs on OSX an I can install different emacs.
It is a ruby receipe, and get emacs installed in differente folders:
And then symlink it to /usr/local/bin to use. Can I use this installed emacs with evm to select versions in my shells?
Because in the readme I only see that I need to write a receipe. can I Use the receipes in the brew repo emacs-head. This are using with cocoa that I saw here is not supported
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