start-process-in-buffer-directory: preference variable

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start-process-in-buffer-directory: preference variable

Default value: 2

The start-process-in-buffer-directory variable controls which directory becomes current when you start a process. Set the variable to 0 if you want each subprocess to begin with its current directory set to match Epsilon's. Set the variable to 2 if you want each subprocess to begin in the current buffer's directory. Set the variable to 1 if you want each subprocess to begin in the current buffer's directory, and you also want Epsilon to change its own current directory to match, whenever you start a process. Also see the start-make-in-buffer-directory variable.

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