Put the Emacs.d/init.el file in a different directory to start

There are multiple Emacs configurations, or the EMACS.D files are often copied from one machine to another. It's a little inconvenient to put. emacs.d files in the ~/directory every time.

You can create a new ~/.emacs.d/init.el file, enter the contents, and specify the directory of the configuration file.

(package-initialize)

(Defconst user-emacs-directory
(File-name-directory (File-chase-links (expand-file-name "~/zb_conf/emacs.d.purcell/")))
"The giant turtle on which, the world rests.")
(Load-file (expand-file-name "Init.el" user-emacs-directory))

Replace "~/zb_conf/emacs.d.purcell/" with the path of your EMACS.D.

This format may be required under Windows, for example, under the D-Disk, with "//?/d:/emacs.d/"

Put the Emacs.d/init.el file in a different directory to start