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Currently, every time I open a text file in emacs, I have to M-x longlines-mode in order to get my line-wrapping turned on. Likewise in clojure, I have to M-x paredit-mode (although it does automatically set the major modes to text and clojure, respectively). I am hazy on the difference between major and minor modes, but I'm thinking the above-mentioned modes are minor. Is there a way to: configure emacs to open all clojure (*.clj) files with paredit-mode automatically? configure a particular file (say, notes.txt) to open with longlines-mode . I have tried adding -^- mode: longlines -^- or -^- mode: longlines-mode -^- as suggested in other threads, but it doesn't seem to work. I can't search for documentation on the -^- syntax because I don't know what it's called.
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