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Re: Changes to lisp/progmodes/idlw-*.el


From: JD Smith
Subject: Re: Changes to lisp/progmodes/idlw-*.el
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 10:18:42 -0700

On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 05:05, Miles Bader wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 05:33:08PM +0900, Miles Bader wrote:
> > I just noticed these changes in CVS, with the following log entry:
> >    Updated to IDLWAVE version 5.5.  See idlwave.org
> > A few little nits:
> 
> I added a ChangeLog entry and fixed the most obvious regressions (RCS
> keywords and disappearing arch taglines), but these files still need to be
> vetted for missing changes.

Thanks Miles.  I've looked at it closer, and as expected everything was
up to date in idlwave.el with the changes made since my last submission
of 2002-09-12 (except the arch-tag and superfluous CVS tags, of
course).  I suppose there is no arch-friendly $Date$ equivalent?

I had missed some very recent changes (last week or so) to idlw-shell.el
-- just simple re-organization and a few minor doc fixes.  I've
incorporated those and am about to check in.  One change which I haven't
included yet is replacing `assoc-ignore-case' with `assoc-string'.  This
must be a new function, and as such I won't be able to make it available
to my users for a while (or ever, if XEmacs never picks it up).  I can
update it in Savannah only, if that's your preference, but this will
requiring keeping our two versions (minorly) forked.  Just a small
change, so not really a problem, your preference.

The file idlw-rinfo.el is automatically generated and should not be
manually edited.  A few years back, RMS found some spelling mistakes
which traced back to errors made in the original IDL documentation: this
really amused and embarrassed their doc group.  Any spelling mistakes
are "correct" in the sense that they correspond to the manual from which
they were scanned.

JD





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