Attribute Macro emacs_macros::module

#[module]

Registers a function as the initializer, to be called when Emacs loads the module. Each dynamic module must have one and only one such function.

Options

• name: By default, the name of the feature provided by the module is the crate’s name (with _ replaced by -). There is no need to explicitly call provide inside the initializer. This option allows the initializer’s name, or a string, to be used instead. Examples: #[module(name(fn))], #[module(name = "feature-name")].

• defun_prefix and separator: Function names in Emacs are conventionally prefixed with the feature name followed by -. These 2 options allow different prefix and separator to be used. Example: #[module(name = "foo-dyn", defun_prefix = "foo", separator = "/")].

• mod_in_name: Whether to use Rust’s mod path to construct function names. Default to true. For example, supposed that the crate is named parser, a #[defun] named next_child inside mod cursor will have the Lisp name of parser-cursor-next-child. This can also be overridden for each individual function, by an option of the same name on #[defun].