Re: Emacs mode

[Rune Zedeler]

Citat Chris Jackson <address@hidden>:

> comments).  A similar problem occurs with () meaning either Scheme or
> a
> phrasing-slur, depending on context, and the emacs syntax table
> doesn't understand context. 

Well, I don't think it matters whether a paren is a slur or a scheme-paren, does
it?
The problem is that all parens except {} and <> needs to be matched individually
(i.e. ( { ) } is legal)

> I suppose a solution might be to write a lily-specific paren-blinking
> function. 

Yes, that is probably what it takes :-(

-Rune

> (meanwhile this patch will take care of [ ] ...)
> 
> --- lilypond-font-lock.el~      Fri Mar 15 13:17:12 2002
> +++ lilypond-font-lock.el       Mon Mar 18 13:19:38 2002
> @@ -163,7 +163,7 @@
>            (lambda (x) (modify-syntax-entry
>                         (car x) (cdr x) LilyPond-mode-syntax-table)))
>           '(( ?\( . "." ) ( ?\) . "." ) 
> -           ( ?\[ . "." ) ( ?\] . "." )
> +           ( ?\[ . "(]" ) ( ?\] . ")[" )
>             ( ?\{  .  "(}2b" )
>             ( ?\}  .  "){4b" )
>             ( ?\< . "." )( ?\> . ".") 

Tnx.
The colouring of "<" is still buggy, btw.
Try entering

<
>

The result is two black parens. If deleting and reinserting the '<' then the
parens get red.

-Rune