;; $Id: sample.emacs,v 1.2 2003/01/22 23:01:10 matsl Exp $ -*- emacs-lisp -*-;; Here's a sample .emacs file that might help you along the way.;; First comes a setup that is ideal when you are only working with;; rockbox. Just select the next few lines, paste it into your .emacs;; and change the path to the tools folder. (If you are using more;; than one style. Look further down the this file.)(load-file "<YOUR-PATH-TO-ROCKBOX>/tools/rockbox-style.el")(add-hook 'c-mode-common-hook 'rockbox-c-mode-common-hook);; If you are using more than one style in maybe more than one project;; the example below might help out. It uses a predicate hook pair to;; select the right hook to use.(defvar my-style-selective-mode-hook nil  "Holds a list of predicate and hooks pairs. (list (PREDICATE . HOOK)...) It is used by my-mode-selective-mood-hook-function for choosingthe right hook to run.")(defun my-style-selective-mode-hook-function ()  "Run each PREDICATE in `my-style-selective-mode-hook' to see if the HOOK in the pair should be executed. If the PREDICATE evaluate to nonnil HOOK is executed and the rest of the hooks are ignored."  (let ((h my-style-selective-mode-hook))    (while (not (eval (caar h)))      (setq h (cdr h)))    (funcall (cdar h))));;; Example configuration.;; Add the selective hook to the c-mode-common-hook(add-hook 'c-mode-common-hook 'my-style-selective-mode-hook-function);; Add your own hooks and predicates. The predicate should evaluate to;; non nil if the hook in the pair is supposed to be evaluated. In the;; example a part of the path is used to select what style to;; use. Choose what is appropriate for you.(add-hook 'my-style-selective-mode-hook 	  '((string-match "rockbox" (buffer-file-name)) . rockbox-c-mode-common-hook))(add-hook 'my-style-selective-mode-hook 	  '((string-match "other" (buffer-file-name)) . other-c-mode-common-hook));; Make sure the default style is appended.(add-hook 'my-style-selective-mode-hook '(t . my-c-mode-common-hook) t)