Re: How to have a variable always set for emacs --debug-init

["Y. E." <yugenekr@gmail.com>]

Thank you!

You've shown me the right way to think about it:
I can just put this setting to the earliest loaded init-file,
so any later met errors won't prevent the setting from
load.
So yes, that's not --debug-init issue as I wrongly thought.

That was my first message here, so I'll go now to look for
some instructions on how to mark/close resolved questions.

Thanks again to all.

On Mon, Jun 28, 2021 at 6:10 PM Óscar Fuentes <ofv@wanadoo.es> wrote:
>
> "Y. E." <yugenekr@gmail.com> writes:
>
> > I use Emacs 28.0.50 and have (setq bookmark-fontify nil)
> > in my init.el file.
> > When I load emacs with --debug-init option, that setting is,
> > of course, neglected.
> > How can I specify some setting(s) to be always force-set,
> > even on emacs --debug-init load? (other than changing the
> > variable(s) in the source.)
> > I hope there's some simple and usable approach.
>
> --debug-init should not affect the setting of variables on init.el or
> other initialization files, it is just a debug aid.
>
> Maybe you intended to say -q (or -Q). For -q, site-start.el is still
> loaded (see the info node "The Emacs initialization file" for details).
>
> For -Q, you are out of luck: other than dumping or building your own
> Emacs with the value of that variable changed, AFAIK it is not possible.