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Wes Hardaker writes:
>
>William Perry <wmperry@monolith.spry.com> writes:
>
>|> Here is a slightly modified version that uses a tty-specifier in the glyph
>|> so that you do not have to check if you are in X or not.  
>
>But why bother going through the trouble of creating a glyph
>containing text?  It would use less time on a tty display if you
>simply exited earlier than that...  Of course, you could always change
>the face of the smilies if you like instead on a text display...

  I routinely run XEmacs simultaneously on both a TTY and an X display, and
they share buffers, etc.  Since the smiley-buffer makes the smileys
invisible, you lose the information when showing it on a TTY.

>|> The finding of the pixmap directory needs to be automatic though.
>
>I figured when it finally rolled into red-gnus, it would come with the
>etc.tar.gz package or something...  Or at least found in a similar manner.

  Ah, the joys of auxiliary files. :)

-Bill P.