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Re: Please why ORDER of .emacs lines here matters.....


From: Kevin Rodgers
Subject: Re: Please why ORDER of .emacs lines here matters.....
Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2003 15:53:30 -0600
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Christian Seberino wrote:

Notice the py-indent-offset line (2nd one) below.  If I move this
line further down then I don't
get 8 space idents anymore.  The order matters!!!! But why???

py-indent-offset is probably a buffer local variable whose value is set
in the python-mode function to the global default.  setq-default only
affects the global value, so if you set that after calling python-mode
the buffer local binding is already set to the original value.  (If that
is true, then your claim the it doesn't work isn't quite true: the first
Python mode buffer will have the old global default, but subsequent
Python mode buffers should have the new global default.)


  (defun cs-python-mode()
      (setq-default  py-indent-offset        8            )
      (python-mode)
      (turn-on-font-lock)
      (setq-default  auto-fill-function      'do-auto-fill)
      (setq-default  py-python-command       "python2.2"  )
      (setq-default  py-continuation-offset  8            )
      (setq-default  py-smart-indentation    nil          )
      (setq-default  py-block-comment-prefix "#"          ))

Either move those setq-defaults to the top level (outside your function),

or just use python mode:

(add-hook 'python-mode-hook 'cs-python-mode-hook)

(defun cs-python-mode-hook ()
  (turn-on-font-lock)
  (setq auto-fill-function 'do-auto-fill
        py-python-command "python2.2"
        py-indent-offset 8
        py-continuation-offset 8
        py-smart-indentation nil
        py-block-comment-prefix "#"))

--
Kevin Rodgers



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