id       = "xemacs"
name     = "XEmacs"
homepage = "https://www.xemacs.org"
description = "A highly customizable open source text editor and application development system."
executables   = ["xemacs"]

[dotfiles]

# The XEmacs manual, 27.7 "The Init File"
# (https://www.xemacs.org/Documentation/21.5/html/xemacs_30.html): "When you
# start Emacs, it normally loads either '.xemacs/init.el' or the file '.emacs'
# (whichever comes first) in your home directory."
#
# Only the first is listed. ~/.emacs is the fallback XEmacs shares with GNU
# Emacs, and it is already the `emacs` entry's file; naming it here would put
# two entries in charge of one path. A user who has only ~/.emacs is covered by
# that entry, which is what the shared fallback means.
#
# ~/.xemacs is a literal dotfile directory — the manual gives no XDG spelling —
# and only init.el inside it is the user's own: the rest of the directory is
# package state and auto-save lists that XEmacs writes for itself.
paths = ["~/.xemacs/init.el"]

exclude = []

# Nothing XEmacs writes beside the init file is a credential.
secret = []

# No machine_lines. init.el is Emacs Lisp — free-form code with no keys for a
# rule to name — and it is the file the user wrote, which is the reason to
# carry it.