can I change emacs' default compile command?
Emacs defaults to the comman开发者_JAVA百科d make -k
when I run compile
. However, I pretty much never think it's useful to have make
continue after errors, so I always remove the -k
flag. Is there a way to change the default in my .emacs
so that it's just make
?
(setq compile-command "make")
or similar in your .emacs should suffice.
For more info, type
C-h f compile
which describes what variables are used when M-x compile is called.
In there, you should see it calls compile-command and a
C-h v compile-command
tells you this defaults to "make -k". All above is a simplification, but all the info should be in those commands should you need to dig further.
Since I need different compilers for different modes, I make use of the following snippet (here shown for javascript):
(require 'compile)
(add-hook 'js-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(set (make-local-variable 'compile-command)
(format "jshint %s" (file-name-nondirectory buffer-file-name)))))
This runs "jshint " as my compile command. I can then add hooks to other languages as well, and customize each according to my needs.
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