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AUX2 Random functions autoloaded by standard EMACS.& C Edit some or all of the permanent options.
String argument is a filter for the option names -- you will be editing all
options whose names contain the string. If you don't give a string
argument, all options will appear for editing.
A variable is an option if its comment starts with "*" or "!*". (The variable
name must not contain a colon.)
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When editing a character's entry, you are in overwrite mode.
After you exit the recursive edit, you are asked for another character.
First char in each table entry is space for delimiter, or A.
Second is space, (, ), /, |, ', or A for lisp syntax.! C Offers to kill each buffer, one by one.
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The bottom two lines just number the columns for your benefit.
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copying text from the second line (you must put the text there).d S Compare text in two windows.
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of "insignificant" characters. Any sequence of those characters
matches any other such sequence. If the variable is not
defined, the default is CR, LF, TAB and SPACE. S Compares current buffer with another.
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QQ is the position to start the comparison.
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consist of space, tab, CR, and LF. Any nonempty string of
members of this arg matches any other nonempty
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and return nonzero if the buffers match up to the end.B C Describe how the current mode differs from Fundamental mode. S Read the user's EVARS file of variable settings.
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vars file.k C Convert spaces after point to tabs.
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minimum number of spaces to change (default 3). S Check spelling of word at point and offer numbered replacements.
0-9 => Replace misspelled word with that spelling.
% => Read a digit and query replace from beginning of buffer.
space => Exit and make no changes.
^L => Redisplay choices.
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string argument, which specifies the filename of the corrected file. If
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