anhnmncb (2008-11-24 18:20 +0800) wrote:
> Yes, but I find the anwser for emacs:
>
> (let ((inhibit-quit t))
>
> I don't know if gvim has something like this?
The syntax for setting this variable in Emacs Lisp is one of these:
(setq inhibit-quit t)
(set 'inhibit-quit t)
The "let" form only binds local variables which are available only
within that particular form: (let (BINDINGS...) FORMS...)
But are you sure that inhibit-quit does what you need? It is about C-g
(keyboard-quit) which quits an Emacs command. It's not about quitting
the whole Emacs (nor Gnus) session.
Sorry for being off-topic but you also asked if gvim has "something like
this" so this is pretty confusing.
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