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clear-process-buffer: preference variable
Default value: 0x20
If 1, the commands push, start-process,
compile-buffer, and make will each begin by emptying the
process buffer. If 0, the commands append to whatever text is
already in the process buffer.
Other bit values instruct individual commands to empty the process
buffer: 0x2 affects push, 0x4 affects start-process,
0x8 affects compile-buffer, and 0x10 affects make,
while 0x1 overrides these and forces all these commands to clear.
You can add these bit values together.
If Epsilon isn't set to use the buffer "process" for one of these
commands, then that command will ignore this variable. (For instance,
compile-in-separate-buffer normally tells Epsilon to use a
separate buffer for compilations; this variable won't affect that.)
The 0x20 bit makes Epsilon clear ssh buffers when it reuses them.
More info:
The Concurrent Process
Epsilon Programmer's Editor 14.04 manual. Copyright (C) 1984, 2021 by Lugaru Software Ltd. All rights reserved.
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