Êíèãè àâòîðà: Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
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/ Êíèãè àâòîðà: Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
/ Êíèãè àâòîðà: Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
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/ Êíèãè àâòîðà: Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
Êíèãà: Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
Table A-6. Programming
Table A-6. Programming
Table A-6. Programming (Chapter 9)
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| compile-command | "make -k" | Default compilation command to use when compiling files via Emacs language modes. For example, to set ant as the default compilation tool, set this to "ant -emacs". |
| compilation-error-regexp-alist | (very long regular expression) | Regular expression designed to match error messages from all the compilers supported by Emacs. |
| comment-column | 32 | The column at which Emacs should insert comments. If code reaches this column, inserts comment one space beyond code. |
| comment-multi-line | nil | If t, continue comment on the next line. If nil, start a new comment on the next line. |
| c-style-alist | (see Chapter 9) | The code indentation style to use. Many are available; see Chapter 9. |
| debug-on-error | nil | If non-nil, emacs will go into debug mode when an error occurs in evaluating Lisp code. This can be handy when you're trying out a new function, but you probably want to read the debugger's help first to learn your way around. |
| c-macro-preprocessor | "/lib/cpp -C" | Defines which command is used to invoke C preprocessor when you type C-c C-e. |
| stack-trace-on-error | nil | If non-nil, Emacs displays a stack trace when an error occurs in evaluating Lisp code. This is useful in similar situations as debug-on-error and might give you enough information without having to learn the debugger interface. |
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