comment-region-options: preference variable

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comment-region-options: preference variable

Default value: 0

Bits in this variable modify how the comment-region command behaves. The 1 bit makes comments indented: instead of adding the commenting sequence (such as //) at the start of each line, Epsilon will add it after each line's existing indentation (but if the lines in the region have varying indentation, the commenting sequences will be aligned based on the line with the least). The 2 bit ensures that removing commenting removes such indented comments too. The 4 bit makes commenting and uncommenting skip blank lines.

A mode may define a mode-specific version of this variable, constructed using its mode name, such as python-comment-region-options . If such a variable exists for the buffer's mode, Epsilon will use its value instead.

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