Re: XEmacs 20.4: modeline-format documentation
Michael Ernst <mernst(a)cs.washington.edu> writes:
What does "%N" mean in the modeline? See, for instance,
(default-value
'modeline-buffer-identification).
It's the number of TTY frame. Try running `xemacs -nw' and pressing
`C-x 5 2'. You'll notice that the second frame is marked as
"XEmacs-2", and so on.
Not documenting this is my fault -- I considered this method too
kludgy to document. `%N' should probably be replaced with a specifier
holding console-local values (XEmacs 21 allows the use of specifiers
in the modeline).
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