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Question How do you clear local variable customizations in buffer? In other words, how do you reset all variables to default? Use case This may be useful in instances where you M-x customize-var...
#4: Post edited
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mcp
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2023-10-08T21:19:54Z (about 1 year ago)
Fix typo
- # Question
- How do you clear local variable customizations in buffer? In other words, how do you reset all variables to default?
- # Use case
- This may be useful in instances where you `M-x customize-variable` and want to force those changes to persist on an open buffer.
- If I have edited a `.c` file with `c-basic-offset` set to `2`, then `M-x customize-variable` and change it to `4`, new files will have an offset of `4`, but existing files will maintain an offset of `2`.
H Notes- Using spacemacs.
- # Question
- How do you clear local variable customizations in buffer? In other words, how do you reset all variables to default?
- # Use case
- This may be useful in instances where you `M-x customize-variable` and want to force those changes to persist on an open buffer.
- If I have edited a `.c` file with `c-basic-offset` set to `2`, then `M-x customize-variable` and change it to `4`, new files will have an offset of `4`, but existing files will maintain an offset of `2`.
- # Notes
- Using spacemacs.
#3: Post edited
by
mcp
·
2023-10-08T21:19:08Z (about 1 year ago)
Mention spacemacs
- # Question
- How do you clear local variable customizations in buffer? In other words, how do you reset all variables to default?
- # Use case
- This may be useful in instances where you `M-x customize-variable` and want to force those changes to persist on an open buffer.
If I have edited a `.c` file with `c-basic-offset` set to `2`, then `M-x customize-variable` and change it to `4`, new files will have an offset of `4`, but existing files will maintain an offset of `2`.
- # Question
- How do you clear local variable customizations in buffer? In other words, how do you reset all variables to default?
- # Use case
- This may be useful in instances where you `M-x customize-variable` and want to force those changes to persist on an open buffer.
- If I have edited a `.c` file with `c-basic-offset` set to `2`, then `M-x customize-variable` and change it to `4`, new files will have an offset of `4`, but existing files will maintain an offset of `2`.
- H Notes
- Using spacemacs.
#2: Post edited
by
mcp
·
2023-10-08T21:17:05Z (about 1 year ago)
Include application in title
Reset all buffer variables to default
- Reset all buffer variables to default in Emacs
#1: Initial revision
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mcp
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2023-10-08T21:16:01Z (about 1 year ago)
Reset all buffer variables to default
# Question How do you clear local variable customizations in buffer? In other words, how do you reset all variables to default? # Use case This may be useful in instances where you `M-x customize-variable` and want to force those changes to persist on an open buffer. If I have edited a `.c` file with `c-basic-offset` set to `2`, then `M-x customize-variable` and change it to `4`, new files will have an offset of `4`, but existing files will maintain an offset of `2`.