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Subject: Re: lisp-indent-hook question, and other hooks       (GNU Emacs)
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Date: Tue, 29-Sep-87 20:39:40 EDT
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> Still about hooks, I was disappointed to see that there is no (I
> mean, not yet any) fundamental-mode-hook ! How can I automatically
> edit any new file in ABBREV-MODE ?

I could swear I gave this topic a fair discussion not two weeks ago.
Check out archives for a slightly more complete discussion.  But
because I think this is a flaw (albeit minor) in GNU Emacs, here is
the fundamental-mode-hook stuff again.

;; Define fundamental-mode to evaluate a hook, fundamental-mode-hook.
(fset 'fundamental-mode
  (append (symbol-function 'fundamental-mode)
	  '((run-hooks 'fundamental-mode-hook))))
(defvar fundamental-mode-hook nil
"Function post-evaluated when fundamental-mode is entered.  Hi Mom!"

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