This variable provides the data for the "List File of Type" part of the Windows File Open and File Save As dialog boxes.
The value is a set of pairs of text lines. The first line of the pair is a description and the second line of the pair is a list of file filters.
For example to have filters for text files (*.txt) and C file (*.c and *.h):
(setq UI-filter-file-list "Text files\n*.txt\nC files\n*.c;*.h")Default value:
"C/C++ Source code\n" "*.c;*.h;*.cpp;*.rc;*.def\n" "MLisp source code\n" "*.ml;*.mlp,*.key\n" "Text Files\n" "*.txt\n" "Ini Files\n" "*.ini;*.sys;*.bat;*.btm\n" "All Files (*.*)\n" "*.*\n"See also:
This variable provides the file name for the Windows File Open dialog boxes.
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This variable provides the setting of the Read only check box for the Windows File Open dialog boxes.
Default value: 0
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This variable provides the file name for the Windows File Save As dialog box.
Default value: ""
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This variable provides the initial "Find what" string for the Windows Find and Find and Replace dialog boxes.
When the dialog box is close UI-search-string will hold the last value of the "Find what" field.
Default value: ""
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This variable provides the initial "Replace with" string for the Windows Find and Replace dialog box.
When the dialog box is close UI-replace-string will hold the last value of the "Replace with" field.
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Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 1 by apply-colour-to-region.
Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 2 by apply-colour-to-region.
Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 3 by apply-colour-to-region.
Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 4 by apply-colour-to-region.
Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 5 by apply-colour-to-region.
Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 6 by apply-colour-to-region.
Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 7 by apply-colour-to-region.
Graphic rendition for any text coloured as 8 by apply-colour-to-region.
This variable is intended for use of the shipped Emacs MLisp code only.
The procedure named in this variable is executed:
- after restoring the Emacs environment, or executing the emacs_profile.ml
- before calling the procedure in the enter-emacs-hook.
The user-interface-hook is intended to run a procedure that customises the Emacs user interface based on present environment. This cannot be done and saved in environment file and it is a snapshot taken in the past.
Controls the deletion of checkpoint files. If non-zero, Emacs will unlink the corresponding checkpoint file after the master copy of the file is written. This avoids .CKP files from building up, but it does compromise safety a little.