[MMM] Weird Font Locking in mmm-mode with Mason

[Yuval Yaari <yuval@wi...>]

Hi,

I have configured mmm-mode to work with mason.
On Xemacs, the Perl regions look like CPerl looks on Xemacs, and the 
same for HTML-Helper-Mode.
On TTY emacs, CPerl and HTML-Helper-Mode look good, but when used 
together within mmm-mode, they lose most of their fancy syntax highlighting.

I know it's weird, but it's true. I can post screenshots if needed.

Indentation doesn't work well, I think it has something to do with the 
fact that I'm using CPerl-mode v5.0.


  Thanks,
  --Yuval Yaari

[MMM] Whitespace as submode delimiter

[Dan Debertin <airboss@no...>]

I'm about half done with a lex/flex-mode (with bison-mode to follow
soon after) using MMM-mode. It was child's play to get c-mode as a
submode between %{ ... %} delimiters, but in lex specifications you
can also include C code if it's indented, without any starting or
ending character, up to the next un-indented line. Like this:

%{
/* This section should be in c-mode */
... C code ...
%}

%s FOO BAR BAZ    ==> regular lex mode
           
           int thingy = 0; /* This line should be in c-mode. */
   
IDENTIFIER     [A-Za-z]   ==> regular lex mode

This is how I'm defining the submode class:

(mmm-add-classes '((lex-def-c-indented-block
                   :submode c-mode
                   :front "^[\t ]+"
                   :back  "^[^\t ]+")))

But mmm-mode's usual magic isn't working for me. The code between the
%{ ... %} looks fine, but the indented line doesn't act like c-mode at
all.


Is there a way to do this?

TIA,

Dan
--
Dan Debertin             | 
airboss@...  | 
 http://www.nodewarrior.org      | 

[MMM] a lisp build file

[Tsirkin Evgeny <tsurkin@ma...>]

Hi the list!
I use the mmm-mode on the ntemacs that is why i can't
'make' the mmm-mode .That made me to write a lisp make file
which i want to share with others in hope it will be usefull.
Using the file you can just type
emacs -q --no-site-file -batch -l mmm-comp.el
(assuming that you saved the code into mmm-comp.el)
and you are done . Here is the code:

;;emacs -q --no-site-file -batch -l mmm-comp.el
(require 'bytecomp)

;;(message "%S\n" command-line-args-left)


(let ((load-path (append '(".") load-path))
       (compile-file-list-1st '("mmm-auto.el"
			       "mmm-class.el"
			       "mmm-cmds.el"
			       "mmm-compat.el"
			       "mmm-mason.el"
			       "mmm-mode.el"
			       "mmm-region.el"
			       "mmm-rpm.el"
			       "mmm-univ.el"
			       "mmm-sample.el"
			       "mmm-utils.el"
			       "mmm-vars.el"))
        file)
(message "" compile-file-list-1st)

   (message "Remove old byte-compiled files-----")
   (mapcar
    (lambda (x)
      (setq file (concat
		 (file-name-sans-extension x)
		 ".elc"))
      (if (file-exists-p file)
	 (progn
	   (message "Remove %s" file)
	   (delete-file file)))
      nil)
     compile-file-list-1st)

   (message "Compiling -----")
   (mapcar
    (lambda (file)
      (save-excursion
        (byte-compile-file file)))
    compile-file-list-1st))
;;Actually the code is a modification of mucs-comp.el
;;from mule-ucs.el
;;Evgeny