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From: mah@everybody.org (Mark A. Hershberger)
Subject: org mode, cvs emacs, and calendar.el
Date: Sat, 24 Nov 2007 15:11:46 -0500
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Putting 

    %%(org-calendar-holiday)

in my todo.org (as suggested on John Wiegley's howto) results in several
annoying “Bad sexp at line …” because org-calendar-holiday calls the
obsolete check-calendar-holidays.

One way to fix this is to copy the define-obsolete-function-alias
statements from the end of holidays.el to diary-lib.el.  This would help
other code that requires diary-lib expecting check-calendar-holidays to
be defined.

The other is to add a (require ‘holidays) to the org-calendar-holiday
function.  This would allow org.el to continue to work with CVS as well
as released versions of emacs.

Advice?

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