> You are describing a command to set up an entire local variables list.
> That's not what file-make-local-variable should do. That command
> should add or alter ONE variable in the local variables list; only
> one. It can read a variable name and the value string in the usual
Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So for a file-make-local-variable command we need questions like
>
> Major mode: (default )
> ...
> Variable:
> foo...
> Variable foo set to:
> ...
>
> You are describing a command to set up an entire local vari
So for a file-make-local-variable command we need questions like
Major mode: (default )
...
Variable:
foo...
Variable foo set to:
...
You are describing a command to set up an entire local variables list.
That's not what file-make-local-variable shoul
> I suggest to add an interactive command
> `file-make-local-variable' which does this. As an interface I
> can imagine something similar to AUCTeX's C-c C-e command.
>
> For those of us that do not use AUCTeX, what does that interface
> look like?
If you type C-c C-e in a just
I suggest to add an interactive command `file-make-local-variable'
which does this. As an interface I can imagine something similar to
AUCTeX's C-c C-e command.
For those of us that do not use AUCTeX,
what does that interface look like?
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Here an after-release suggestion:
Despite the importance of local variables (and the local variables
list) of a file, there apparently isn't a command to explitly create
them.
I suggest to add an interactive command `file-make-local-variable'
which does this. As an interface I can ima