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display-definition: preference variable
Default value: 1
In C/C++/Java/Perl buffers, among others,
Epsilon can display the name of the current function, subroutine,
class, or structure on a buffer's mode line, or in the title bar of
Epsilon's window. Set this variable to 2 if you want Epsilon to
use the title bar if possible. Versions of Epsilon that can't set the
title bar will instead use the mode line. Set this variable to 1
if you want to use the mode line regardless. Or set this variable to
0 to disable this feature. You can modify the mode-format
variable to position the name within the mode line.
On very large buffers, Epsilon won't update this information while you
drag the scroll bar, only when you release it. See the
mouse-update-during-scroll variable.
More info:
c-quick-scan
mouse-update-during-scroll
Defining Language Modes (Primitives)
Epsilon Programmer's Editor 14.06 manual. Copyright (C) 1984, 2024 by Lugaru Software Ltd. All rights reserved.
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