start-up - Editor startup callback command
start-up
By default start-up is not defined, if the command is defined (via a user macro) then it is executed immediately after MicroEmacs '99 has completed its initialization.
This command may initially seem redundant as the user may execute any command as start-up by editing the "me.emf" file or using the '@' command-line argument. At the point of "me.emf" file execution none of the files specified on the command-line option will be loaded, thus any actions required on the given command-line files will not work (the only buffer present is the "*scratch*" buffer).
The start-up command is executed AFTER the execution of "me.emf" and initialization of buffers, but before MicroEmacs '99 waits for user input.
When start-up command is executed then the variable .start-up is set to TRUE. This variable may be used by any macros to determine if the editor is in a start-up state.
The .start-up flag may be tested as follows:-
!if .start-up execute-file "me" !endif
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Last Modified: 1999/07/05
Generated On: 1999/07/16