> I'm working witha code that has both fortran 77 and fortran 90 parts. All the
> files, however, are named *.f, and emacs always opens them with the 'fortran
> mode', which is actually more fortran77. So, I wonder if there's a way to
> tell
> emacs to use a specific 'mode' from the command line, overriding the default
> definition. Something like:
> $emacs -f90 my_f90_file.f &
> to force emacs to already open the file with the f90 mode.
Another option than the -*- cookie is to try and autodetect which it is.
I.e. write
(defun fortran-77-or-90-mode ()
(if (... check the buffer, looking for special language constructs
and/or keywords that only exist in one of the two dialects...)
(fortran-mode)
(f90-mode)))
-- Stefan
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