Epsilon User's Manual and Reference >
Command Reference >
set-variable
This command prompts for the name of a variable and a new value for
that variable. This command cannot set variables with complicated
types involving structures or pointers. After setting the variable,
Epsilon shows the new value using show-variable.
If you specify a buffer-specific or window-specific variable, Epsilon
uses the numeric argument to determine whether to set the value for
the current buffer or window (zero numeric argument), the default
value (1 ), or both (2 ). The value 3 also sets all it for
all non-system buffers and windows, and 4 includes system ones
too. If you provide no numeric argument, Epsilon asks.
As with most prompts for a numeric value, you can enter the value in
hexadecimal, octal or binary as 0x2A, 0o52, or 0b101010, respectively,
or write an integer expression using the usual arithmetic operators
+ , - , * , / and so forth.
More info:
Searching
Variables
Built-in and User Variables (Primitives)
Epsilon Programmer's Editor 14.04 manual. Copyright (C) 1984, 2021 by Lugaru Software Ltd. All rights reserved.
|