I'm not talking about keyword variables (those that are prefixed with a colon), I'm talking about just :
. Example from an ielm
session:
ELISP> :
:
It seems to be a variable whose value is :
which makes it sort of act like a noop like it does in shell. I'm just curious if there's any documentation about it. I can't look it up with describe-variable
...
:
is a keyword, that is, a Lisp symbol whose print name begins with ":". It satisfies predicate keywordp
.