I don't know any way to change the modes of a file, or even of the current file, within emacs.
As I chmod quite often, and especially the file I work with, I've
made up a small package that implements facilities for that.
The main functions are :
- file-modes-to-number: Convert "a=rwx,a+r,go-x,u+s,a+t" to 3574
(06766), "777" to 511 (0777) and 511 to 511.
- buffer-file-modes: Return the file modes of the file visited by a
buffer or the default modes.
- set-current-file-modes: Set the modes of the file currently
visited.
- chmod: Change the mode of any file.
If you're interested in this module, feel free to do whatever you
want with it :-)
Any comment appreciated !
Code attached.
change-modes.el
Description: Change Modes Package
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