anju-init) ¶Anju has a number of customizable variables that determine the behavior of anju-init. They are:
anju-reconfigure-context-menu-functions-enableEnable reconfiguration of the variable context-menu-functions with Anju-defined menu functions.
If context-menu-functions is previously set via customize-variable then anju-init will make no changes to context-menu-functions regardless of how anju-reconfigure-context-menu-functions-enable is set.
anju-mode-line-bindings-enableEnable Anju-defined bindings for the mode line.
anju-unset-legacy-mouse-bindings-enableRemove bindings using mouse-2 and for secondary selection.
anju-reconfigure-mouse-per-modes-enableRun mode-specific hooks to customize their mouse behavior.
Anju distinguishes modes whose content is treated as a hypertext document with those whose content is more akin to an application. For the latter, a single-click <mouse-1> event is treated as a selection action and a double-click <mouse-1> event is treated as an open action.
In addition, mark toggling is bound to M-<mouse-1>.
Modes reconfigured to support the above distinction are:
dired-mode
ibuffer-mode
bookmark-bmenu-mode
This variable is only evaluated if anju-unset-legacy-mouse-bindings-enable is non-nil.
anju-reconfigure-main-menu-enableTop-level variable to reconfigure the main menu.
If anju-reconfigure-main-menu-enable is t, the following variables determine how the main menu is reconfigured:
anju-reconfigure-main-menu-hookA list of functions, each modifying a menu of the main menu.
anju-help-menu-remove-emacs-tutorialControl if the Emacs tutorial menu items are shown.
By default, all the above *-enable variables are set to t. Users preferring to make granular changes to anju-init can invoke M-x customize-group anju.