Re: local variable for updating the time stamp on save

["Bruce Korb" <bkorb@gnu.org>]

On Jan 19, 2008 10:32 AM, Dan Nicolaescu <dann@ics.uci.edu> wrote:

> It's interesting that you get so many duplicates in the list. That might
> point to a possible problem in the code that deals with
> safe-local-variable-values.

Hi Dan,

s/might/surely/  :)  Likely the reason I found it sub-optimal.  It was asking
questions redundantly..

Anyway, for my project:

c-file-style
indent-tabs-mode
ispell-local-pdict
minor-mode
mode
sh-basic-offset
sh-indentation

For GCC:

ispell-local-pdict
c-font-lock-extra-types "JNIEnv" "JNINativeMethod" "JavaVM"
"JavaVMOption" "jarray" "jboolean" "jbooleanArray" "jbyte"
"jbyteArray" "jchar"  "jcharArray" "jclass" "jdouble" "jdoubleArray"
"jfieldID" "jfloat" "jfloatArray" "jint" "jintArray" "jlong"
"jlongArray" "jmethodID" "jobject" "jstring" "jthrowable" "jvalue"
"jweak" "jvmtiEnv" "jvmtiError" "jthread" "jthreadGroup" "jlocation"
"jrawMonitorID")
c-font-lock-extra-types "JNIEnv" "JNINativeMethod" "JavaVM"
"JavaVMOption" "jarray" "jboolean" "jbooleanArray" "jbyte"
"jbyteArray" "jchar"  "jcharArray" "jclass" "jdouble" "jdoubleArray"
"jfieldID" "jfloat" "jfloatArray" "jint" "jintArray" "jlong"
"jlongArray" "jmethodID" "jobject" "jstring" "jthrowable" "jvalue"
"jweak")
compile-command
eval
folded-file
indent-tabs-mode
mode
sh-indentation
tcl-indent-level
time-stamp-end
time-stamp-format
time-stamp-start

and for autotools:

coding
cperl-brace-offset
cperl-continued-brace-offset
cperl-continued-statement-offset
cperl-extra-newline-before-brace
cperl-indent-level
cperl-label-offset
cperl-merge-trailing-else
eval
fill-column
indent-tabs-mode
ispell-local-dictionary
ispell-local-pdict
mode
perl-brace-imaginary-offset
perl-brace-offset
perl-continued-brace-offset
perl-continued-statement-offset
perl-indent-level
perl-label-offset
sh-indentation
time-stamp-end
time-stamp-format
time-stamp-start
whitespace-check-buffer-indent

And remember that is _will_ be a few years before I see your Emacs fixes.
Distros don't pick up and propagate new versions straight away and I don't
upgrade my workstation distributions very often.  Takes a _lot_ of work!!