Re: [CEDET-devel] senator-beginning-of-defun and variable beginning-of-defun-function

[Kai G. <ka...@em...>]

David PONCE <dav...@wa...> writes:

>>>With my patch applied, I found a problem with the lisp indent engine
>>>that depends on the behavior of the standard `beginning-of-defun'
>>>function.
>> 
>> 
>> How do the behaviors differ?  Is it possible to have the Senator
>> functions move to the same spot as the standard Lisp functions?
>> 
>> (Except for the bogus matches that the standard functions find;
>> presumably the lisp indent engine does not rely on the bogus matches.)
>
> The standard beginning-of-defun function considers that a lisp
> function begins at an open parenthesis encountered at beginning of
> line.
>
> The senator version does not depend on the open parenthesis at
> beginning of line.

Ah, and you're saying that the Emacs Lisp indentation code depends on
this behavior?  Hm.

Kai