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Re: Force Reread of "local variables:"
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Kevin Rodgers |
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Re: Force Reread of "local variables:" |
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Tue, 03 Feb 2004 10:57:51 -0700 |
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Oliver Scholz wrote:
> Kevin Rodgers <ihs_4664@yahoo.com> writes:
>>So why not just type `C-x C-v RET'?
> Without `saveplace' you probably suddenly look at a different place in
> the file after doing `C-x C-v RET'.
Good point, also made by Reiner in his reply. But `M-x revert-buffer
RET yes RET' handles that, although it's a lot of typing unless you
define a keyboard macro for it.
> Also you loose the information
> about the file encoding, for example if you visited the file with
> `C-x RET c some-fancy-coding-system RET C-x C-f'
Ouch, that's a tricky one. If `C-x RET c some-fancy-coding system RET
M-x revert-buffer RET' works, you'd just have to automatically save
"some-fancy-coding-system" to make it easy to insert into the minibuffer
-- maybe in a register?
--
Kevin Rodgers