Hooks allow arbitrary customization that is not supported by the
standard customization facilities. When the REDUCE mode library is
loaded into Emacs, the last step of the loading process is to execute
the function(s) assigned to the variable reduce-mode-load-hook.
This hook would be appropriate for modifying global properties of REDUCE
mode such as its key map.
When REDUCE mode is activated in a buffer the last step of its
initialization process is to execute the function(s) assigned to the
variable reduce-mode-hook. This hook would be appropriate for
modifying properties local to the buffer.
See Installation of the REDUCE IDE, for further details.
prog-mode-hook ¶Default value nil. Normal hook run when entering programming
modes. Functions added to this hook apply to all programming modes.
They are run before any functions on reduce-mode-hook.
reduce-mode-hook ¶Default value nil. List of functions to be called when REDUCE
mode is entered. It can be used to customize buffer-local features of
REDUCE mode, e.g. use turn-on-font-lock to turn on font-lock
mode locally.
reduce-mode-load-hook ¶Default value nil. List of functions to be called when REDUCE
mode is loaded. It can be used to customize global features of REDUCE
mode such as its key map, i.e. it is a good place to put key
bindings.
Adding the function require-reduce-run to this hook to
automatically load reduce-run is now deprecated and the
function will be removed in the next release; instead, please
customize the new option autoload-reduce-run. See Customization of REDUCE Run mode.