Re: Per-File Auto fill mode?

[gebser@ameritech.net]

Thanks much, Oliver,

I was just wondering how to do this very thing, so you've helped twice.  
However, I want to use outline mode and turn off auto-fill.  I've got 
the first part, but not the second, i.e.,

% -*- mode: outline; auto-fill nil; -*-

does put the buffer in outline mode, but I haven't been able to turn off 
auto-fill mode.  Besides "nil", I've also tried "0" and "-1", neither of 
which turn off auto-fill.  Using in its stead "fill-column: 10000;" 
works (I don't get automatic wrapping), but I was wondering if there was 
a cleaner solution.


Thanks again,
ken


At 11:27 (UTC+0200) on Sat, 26 Apr 2003 Oliver Scholz said:

= ticmanis@coli.uni-sb.de (Linards Ticmanis) writes:
= 
= > Hi Group,
= >
= > When I type Greek text (polytonic) for LaTeX into emacs, I use the
= > following first line to prevent the dumb autoformatting of quote marks
= > that are used as accent marks for Greek and thus must be retained as
= > typed in.
= >
= > % -*- Coding: iso-8859-7; mode: fundamental; -*- %
= >
= > While I'm at it can I turn on auto-fill in this line too? What do I
= > have to write? (I don't want it for all files or even all
= > "fundamental" files though.)
= 
= Yes, specify `auto-fill' *after* the major mode:
= 
= % -*- mode: fundamental; mode: auto-fill -*-
= 
= ...
=     Oliver
=