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The table below lists the general-purpose SXEmacs variables that are automatically local (when set) in each buffer. Many Lisp packages define such variables for their internal use; we don’t list them here.
abbrev-modesee Abbrevs
auto-fill-functionsee Auto Filling
buffer-auto-save-file-namesee Auto-Saving
buffer-backed-upsee Backup Files
buffer-display-tablesee Display Tables
buffer-file-formatbuffer-file-namesee Buffer File Name
buffer-file-numbersee Buffer File Name
buffer-file-truenamesee Buffer File Name
buffer-invisibility-specsee Invisible Text
buffer-offer-savesee Saving Buffers
buffer-read-onlybuffer-saved-sizesee Point
buffer-undo-listsee Undo
cache-long-line-scanssee Text Lines
case-fold-searchctl-arrowsee Usual Display
comment-columnsee Comments in The XEmacs User’s Manual
default-directorydefun-prompt-regexpsee List Motion
fill-columnsee Auto Filling
goal-columnsee Moving Point in The XEmacs User’s Manual
left-marginsee Indentation
local-abbrev-tablesee Abbrevs
local-write-file-hookssee Saving Buffers
major-modesee Mode Help
mark-activesee The Mark
mark-ringsee The Mark
minor-modessee Minor Modes
modeline-formatsee Modeline Data
modeline-buffer-identificationmodeline-formatsee Modeline Data
modeline-modifiedmodeline-processmode-nameoverwrite-modesee Insertion
paragraph-separatesee Standard Regexps
paragraph-startsee Standard Regexps
point-before-scrollUsed for communication between mouse commands and scroll-bar commands.
require-final-newlinesee Insertion
selective-displayselective-display-ellipsestab-widthsee Usual Display
truncate-linessee Truncation
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