RE: Using only one emacs session

["Suttles, Andrew C. (GRC-DSI0)" <andrew.c.suttles@nasa.gov>]

Good point.  I was thinking of two small programming projects where I am the chief code maintainer.  However, if the only local variable at the bottom of the source is "compile-command", it seems to be a good solution.  The compile command should be the same for whoever edits the source for projects with simple compile commands.

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>Subject: Re: Using only one emacs session
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>On May 15, 6:50 pm, "Suttles, Andrew C. (GRC-DSI0)"
><andrew.c.sutt...@nasa.gov> wrote:
>> I put local variables at the bottom of each project file I write code
>in.  When I load the source files, the compile command is automatically
>configured.
>>
>
>
>IMHO, that's not a good solution because if you work on project with
>several people, each person can't clutter each file with his editor
>configuration. And if you want to change one value of a variable you
>need to edit all files of the project.