Controls how many characters are deleted from a DCL buffer after it contains more than maximum-DCL-buffer-size characters.
Used to hold a command that can be used to debug the program built with the compile-it-command
Contains the default value of a new buffer's auto-fill-hook variable.
See also:
default-buffer-end-of-line-style
Specifies the default end-of-line style for new buffers. Windows systems default to "crlf" and Unix systems default to "lf".
default-buffer-RMS-record-attribute «"variable"
We recommend you use the variable default-buffer-end-of-line-style to set the end-of-line style rather then use the RMS variables.
Specifies the default RMS record attribute for new buffers. The default is variable, so that new files are created with standard RMS variable length records. Other values that this variable can take are stream, stream-lf and stream-cr.
Provides the default value used to initialise case-fold-search whenever a new buffer is created.
Provides the default value used to initialise comment-column whenever a new buffer is created.
default-display-C1-as-graphics « 0
Provides the default value used to initialise display-C1-as-graphics whenever a new buffer is created.
default-display-end-of-file « 0
Provides the default value used to initialise display-end-of-file whenever a new buffer is created.
default-display-non-printing-characters « 0
Provides the default value used to initialise display-non-printing-characters whenever a new buffer is created.
Provides the default value used to initialise highlight-region whenever a new buffer is created.
Provides the default value used to initialise left-margin whenever a new buffer is created.
Provides a default mode line format used to initialise mode-line-format whenever a buffer is created. The default value is:
%[%hBuffer: %b%* File: %f %M(%m%c%j%r%a%R) %p%]
Provides the default value used to initialise read-only-buffer whenever a new buffer is created.
Provides the default value used to initialise replace-mode whenever a new buffer is created.
Provides the default value used to initialise right-margin whenever a new buffer is created.
This variable provides the default value of syntax-array in all new buffers that are created.
This variable provides the default value of syntax-colouring in all new buffers that are created.
Provides a default value used to initialise tab-size whenever a buffer is created.
Controls the way that C1-space characters are displayed. Setting this variable to 1 tells Emacs to display all the characters in the range 128 to 159 as special graphic characters on terminals with the DECCRT attribute.
Controls the end-of-file marker display. Setting this variable to 1 tells Emacs to display a diamond graphic character at the end of the buffer.
display-non-printing-characters « 0
Controls the way Emacs displays non-printing characters. Setting this variable to 1 tells Emacs to display non-printing characters. Emacs can display linefeeds, tabs and the end-of-buffer marker.
A linefeed is displayed as the N/L graphic character and will appear at the end of every line.
A tab is displayed as the H/T graphic character. The rest of the white-space taken up by the tab is displayed as centered dot characters.
The end-of-buffer position is displayed as a diamond graphic character.
Provides the default value of a new buffers wrap-long-lines variable.