 ;;  `anything-c-enable-eval-defun-hack'
 ;;    *If non-nil, execute `anything' using the source at point when C-M-x is pressed.
 ;;    default = t
+;;  `anything-tramp-verbose'
+;;    *Just like `tramp-verbose' but specific to anything.
+;;    default = 0
 
 
 ;;; Change log:

;;  `anything-google-suggest-use-curl-p'
;;    *When non--nil use CURL to get info from `anything-c-google-suggest-url'.
;;    default = nil
;;  `anything-c-yahoo-suggest-search-url'
;;    Url used for Yahoo searching.
;;    default = "http://search.yahoo.com/search?&ei=UTF-8&fr&h=c&p="

;;
;; For quick start, try `anything-for-files' to open files.
;; 
;; To configure anything you should define anything command
;; with your favorite sources, like below:
;;
;; (defun my-anything ()
;;   (interactive)
;;   (anything-other-buffer
;;    '(anything-c-source-buffers
;;      anything-c-source-file-name-history
;;      anything-c-source-info-pages
;;      anything-c-source-info-elisp
;;      anything-c-source-man-pages
;;      anything-c-source-locate
;;      anything-c-source-emacs-commands)
;;    " *my-anything*"))
;;
;; Then type M-x my-anything to use sources.
;;
;; Defining own command is better than setup `anything-sources'
;; directly, because you can define multiple anything commands with
;; different sources. Each anything command should have own anything
;; buffer, because M-x anything-resume revives anything command.

;;
;; Below are complete source list you can setup in the first argument
;; of `anything-other-buffer' (or `anything-sources'):
;;
;;  Buffer:
;;     `anything-c-source-buffers'          (Buffers)
