Re: hook and interactive with parameter

[Emanuel Berg <moasen@zoho.com>]

Yuri Khan wrote:

> Option 1: Bind intero-mode to an easy key,
> such as <f9>. Press it after opening each
> file. In term of keypresses, pressing <f9> is
> not much worse than pressing “y” when you
> want to enable the mode, and not pressing
> <f9> is cheaper than pressing “n” when you
> don’t.

Yes, this is the best idea.

If you notice that for certain files
(particular files) you always do this, you can
use this

    (setq magic-mode-alist '(("/\\* cpp \\*/" . c++-mode)))

for those files, only adapted to Haskell, not
C++.

To test it, put

/* cpp */

as the first line in a file called cpp.txt -
now, the ".txt" extention should put the file
in text mode. But eval the above form, close
the file, and open it again - now it should be
in C++.

Magic :)

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