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use-file-variables: preference variable
Default value: 7
When Epsilon reads a file, it looks for special lines that can
customize certain buffer-specific settings like the tab size or fill
column appropriately for that file, or specify the correct mode for
the file. These settings are called file variables. Bits in the
use-file-variables variable control this. See File Variables for details.
The 1 bit lets Epsilon scan each file it reads for file variables
in its native Emacs-style format.
The 2 bit lets Epsilon first look for file variables in a special
file named .epsilon_vars that applies to all files in a directory.
The 4 bit lets Epsilon scan each file for file variables in the
format used by the vi/vim family of editors. Vi documentation uses the
name "modelines" for what Epsilon calls file variables.
The 8 bit lets Epsilon look for an .epsilon_vars file even
during grep. By default it doesn't, for speed reasons.
More info:
File Variables
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