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Re: longish Local Variables in Files
From: |
Richard Stallman |
Subject: |
Re: longish Local Variables in Files |
Date: |
Tue, 24 Aug 2004 17:02:38 -0400 |
Well, give it a whirl, pops. C-x C-w ... C-x C-v M-x compile. You'll
see that compile will prompt you with a string with the # neatly
hidden as an argument to the shell's : operator.
I don't know what that operator does. Would this have done the same job?
# compile-command: "invoke-rc.d chrony restart && sleep 2 && echo '
#' && grep chrony /var/log/syslog|tail -19"
Why didn't you write it as
# compile-command: "invoke-rc.d chrony restart && sleep 2 \
&& grep chrony /var/log/syslog|tail -19"
That seems to work, for me? Is this because you need a # to comment
out the second line?
How about this?
# compile-command: "invoke-rc.d chrony restart && sleep 2`\
#` && grep chrony /var/log/syslog|tail -19"