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;;; Commentary:
;;;; Introduction:
;; This simple major mode can be used as the initial major mode for
;; the scratch buffer. It automatically switches to another major mode
;; the scratch buffer. It automatically switches to another major mode
;; based on regexes triggered by text input.
;;
;; In the default configuration it responds to the first
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;; You may, however, configure the trigger list
;; `autoscratch-triggers-alist' according to your preferences. This
;; list consists of cons cells, where the `car' is a regexp and the
;; `cdr' an emacs lisp form (e.g. a lambda or defun). If you want to
;; `cdr' an Emacs Lisp form (e.g. a lambda or defun). If you want to
;; use regexps which match more than one character, then you need to
;; set `autoscratch-trigger-on-first-char' to `nil' and possibly tune
;; `autoscratch-trigger-after' accordingly.
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;; Autoscratch can also be configured to rename the current buffer
;; after it switched mode based on a trigger and create a new
;; `autoscratch-buffer' in the background. In order to enable this
;; `autoscratch-buffer' in the background. In order to enable this
;; feature, set `autoscratch-fork-after-trigger' to t.
;; To further tune the trigger bahavior you can tune