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>>>>> "Jeff" == Jeff Miller <jmiller@bayserve.net> writes:

    Jeff> [1 <text/plain; US-ASCII (7bit)>] I was fiddling around
    Jeff> trying to make some of my startup stuff more generic & not
    Jeff> hard coded.  I was trying to get the site-lisp directory and
    Jeff> found that it did not seem to be represented by a variable
    Jeff> ala data-directory does for the etc directory.

    Jeff> It looked like there was already some code to determine the
    Jeff> site-lisp dir but it wasn't being assigned to a variable
    Jeff> someone could use. So I hacked this together.  It seems to
    Jeff> work like I expect.

I'm using the directory ....lib/xemacs/ not only as the parrent
directory of site-lisp. I've also a site specific data directory
called site-etc and a site spcific info directory called site-info.
For that, I'd like to see a variable site-specific-dirs, which
determines the path of the directory ....lib/xemacs/, so that I can
easy get the pathes of all these site specific directories.

