> I'm pretty sure that Maxima has loaded the index from one
> place and the info text from another. What does
>
> :lisp (symbol-plist 'cl-info::cause-maxima-index-to-load)
>
> report -- does it show the autoload property pointing to es or es.utf8 ??
>
Affirmative:
(%i1) :lisp (symbol-plist 'cl-info::cause-maxima-index-to-load)
(AUTOLOAD /usr/local/share/info/es.utf8/maxima-index.lisp)
(%i1) :lisp (setf *maxima-lang-subdir* "")
(%i1) :lisp (symbol-plist 'cl-info::cause-maxima-index-to-load)
(AUTOLOAD /usr/local/share/info/es.utf8/maxima-index.lisp)
> I'm guessing you can repair the damage by pointing the autoload
> property at the English-language info directory, or by changing
> environment variables outside of Maxima and restarting.
>
>
Yes, this works. I thought setting variable *maxima-lang-subdir* to an
empty string should make the job.
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Mario Rodriguez Riotorto
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