Question

How can I pass arguments -q -d -Q -t -L -fg -bg –color etc?

Doing something like emacs --script -Q <scriptname> <arguments> definetely will not pass arguments, which are used in emacs. So how to do it?

Answer 1

Based on your comment on Rafael Ibraim’s answer, I’m adding this second answer, as I think my first answer is also mis-interpreting your question (and if so, you may wish to edit the question to provide clarification).

You can prevent Emacs from processing command line arguments using the usual approach of an ’empty’ argument: --

So if you run this:

emacs --script (filename) -- -Q

Emacs will not eat the -Q argument (or the -- in fact), and it will be available to your script. You can easily verify this with the following script:

(print argv)