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\input texinfo
@setfilename persist.info
@settitle persist persistant variables
@settitle persist persistent variables
@dircategory Emacs
@direntry
* Persist: (persist). Persistant variables for Emacs.
* Persist: (persist). Persistent variables for Emacs.
@end direntry
@copying
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@end copying
@titlepage
@title Persist -- Persistant Variables for Emacs
@title Persist -- Persistent Variables for Emacs
@author by Phillip Lord
@page
@insertcopying
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@contents
@node Top
@top Persist -- Persistant Variables for Emacs
@top Persist -- Persistent Variables for Emacs
Perist is a library for making variables persistant; that it, their
Persist is a library for making variables persistent; that it, their
state can be changed from the default and the new value will remain even
after Emacs has been closed and restarted.
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(persist-defvar my-persistant-variable 10
"A variable of no purpose.
This variable is persistant between sessions")
This variable is persistent between sessions")
@end group
@end example
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@defmac persist-defvar (var initvalue docstring) body@dots{}
This macro is equivalent to @code{defvar} and can be used to make a
variable persistant.
variable persistent.
@end defmac
@defun persist-symbol (symbol &optional initvalue)
This function takes @code{symbol} for an existing, non-persistant variable
and makes it persistant. If @code{initvalue} is not given, then the
This function takes @code{symbol} for an existing, non-persistent variable
and makes it persistent. If @code{initvalue} is not given, then the
current value is used. For package developers, @code{persist-defvar}
would generally be prefered; this function might be useful for making
third-party variables persistant.
would generally be preferred; this function might be useful for making
third-party variables persistent.
@end defun
@example