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4.1 Emacs Variables

sepia-complete-methods
If non-nil, sepia-complete-symbol will complete simple method calls of the form $x-> or Module->. Since the former requires evaluation of $x, this can be disabled. Default: T.
sepia-eval-defun-include-decls
If non-nil, attempt to generate a declaration list for sepia-eval-defun. This is necessary when evaluating some code, such as that calling functions without parentheses, because the presence of declarations affects the parsing of barewords. Default: T.
sepia-indent-expand-abbrev
If non-nil, sepia-indent-or-complete will, if reindentation does not change the current line, expand an abbreviation before point rather than performing completion. Only if no abbreviation is found will it perform completion. Default: T.
sepia-module-list-function
The function to view a tree of installed modules. Default: w3m-find-file if Emacs-w3m is installed, or browse-url-of-buffer otherwise.
sepia-perldoc-function
The function called to view installed modules' documentation. Default: w3m-perldoc if Emacs-w3m is installed, or cperl-perldoc otherwise.
sepia-perl5lib
A list of directories to include in PERL5LIB when starting interactive Perl. Default: nil.
sepia-prefix-key
The prefix to use for for functions in sepia-keymap. Default: <M-.>.
sepia-program-name
The Perl program name for interactive Perl. Default: “perl”.
sepia-use-completion
If non-nil, various Sepia functions will generate completion candidates from interactive Perl when called interactively. This may be slow or undesirable in some situations. Default: T.
sepia-view-pod-function
The function called to view the current buffer's documentation. Default: sepia-w3m-view-pod if Emacs-w3m is available, or sepia-perldoc-buffer otherwise.