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Linux/Unix Acronyms...Answered by self!!!



John,

Where would I actually find this code? Or is there a way of changing Emacs
settings from within emacs (like a init file that emacs reads before starting
up)? What kind of language are we talking (LISP, I summize from the readings)?
Would I have to go into Emacs source code (if so, what's it called on my
drive)? Sorry for all of the questions but you peeked my interest with the
statement below.

Kevin

John Jannotti wrote:

> Regarding emacs auto-save times, you can set auto-save-interval and
> auto-save-timeout.  I use the following functions to adjust auto-save,
> when, for instance, I am working on battery power and don't want my disk to
> spin up.
>
> interval - number of keyboard characters between saves
> timeout - number of idle seconds before auto save
>
> (defun auto-save-never ()
>   (interactive)
>   (setq auto-save-interval 0)
>   (setq auto-save-timeout 0))
>
> (defun auto-save-defaults ()
>   (interactive)
>   (setq auto-save-interval 300)
>   (setq auto-save-timeout 960))
>
> (defun auto-save-less ()
>   (interactive)
>   (setq auto-save-interval (* 2 auto-save-interval))
>   (setq auto-save-timeout (* 2 auto-save-timeout)))
>
>   jj
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