How to switch off auto-filling in a "Local Variables" section?

How to switch off auto-filling in a "Local Variables" section?

[Jens Schmidt]

Hi.

I want to switch off auto-filling in a "Local Variables" section.  I want to
avoid any questions on evaluation of risky variables, so running
`auto-fill-mode' or setting `auto-fill-function' is not an option here.

Last not least, I came up with setting `default-justification' to `none'.

Is that the way to go?

Re: How to switch off auto-filling in a "Local Variables" section?

[Kai Großjohann]

Jens.Schmidt27@epost.de (Jens Schmidt) writes:

> I want to switch off auto-filling in a "Local Variables" section.  I want to
> avoid any questions on evaluation of risky variables, so running
> `auto-fill-mode' or setting `auto-fill-function' is not an option here.

Hm.  Maybe you can activate a minor mode that turns auto-fill off.
How does one activate minor modes in a local variables section?  Hm.

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Re: How to switch off auto-filling in a "Local Variables" section?

[D. Goel]

hi


> Hi.
> 
> I want to switch off auto-filling in a "Local Variables" section.  I want to
> avoid any questions on evaluation of risky variables, so running
> `auto-fill-mode' or setting `auto-fill-function' is not an option here.

hmm, frobbing this option might help avoid those questions--->
,----
|    The `eval' "variable," and certain actual variables, create a
| special risk; when you visit someone else's file, local variable
| specifications for these could affect your Emacs in arbitrary ways.
| Therefore, the option `enable-local-eval' controls whether Emacs
| processes `eval' variables, as well variables with names that end in
| `-hook', `-hooks', `-function' or `-functions', and certain other
| variables.  The three possibilities for the option's value are `t',
| `nil', and anything else, just as for `enable-local-variables'.  The
| default is `maybe', which is neither `t' nor `nil', so normally Emacs
| does ask for confirmation about file settings for these variables.
`----


> 
> Last not least, I came up with setting `default-justification' to `none'.
> 
> Is that the way to go?


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