whitespace-mode seems to ignore file- and dir-locals when enabled
via `global-whitespace-mode`.
To reproduce:
1. Create a file with the following contents (use everything between the
dashes, the dashes themselves are not part of the file):
-----------------------------test-file.txt--------------------------------------
Only open this file after global-whitespace-mode was enabled.
This is where highlighting of the line should start if everyhing went as expected: right here ---->|<----
However, if whitespace-mode incorrectly used the default of 80: right here ---->|<----
;; Local Variables:
;; whitespace-line-column: 100
;; End:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Then:
2. Run `emacs -Q`
3. Execute the following commands from the scratch buffer:
(setq whitespace-style '(face lines-tail))
(global-whitespace-mode)
4. Open the created file using `M-x find-file test-file.txt`
whitespace-mode will highlight long lines starting at 80 characters
instead of 100, which is what the file-local variable says.
If whitespace-mode is enabled locally, after the file-local variables
are set, everything works as expected.
I'm merely referring it to this bugtracker.