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bug#3972: 23.1.50; c-mode sets M-q to c-fill-paragraph: msg#00606bug-gnu-emacs-gnu
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 12:47 PM, Alan Mackenzie<acm@xxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, Lennart! Hi Alan, thanks for answering me. It makes my frustration a bit less ... ;-) > On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 07:47:32AM +0200, Lennart Borgman wrote: >> [c-mode sets M-q to c-fill-paragraph] >> Instead it should set the variable fill-paragraph. > > It would be nice, wouldn't it? > > Have you tried it, and does it work? ÂDoes it always work? No, sigh, this is one of the desperate bug reports I send when I am unable to get a "simple" thing to work in MuMaMo. I just gets confused and gets things a bit wrong. I realized after sending the bug report that you probably had some good reason for doing it the way you do, as you confirm below. (But that looks like a bug, but not the one I thought I found.) The problem I am actually fighting is a bit different I believe. c-fill-paragraph is a bit complicated so I am not sure. What I see when I am testing is that c-fill-paragraph works in some MuMaMo chunks (ie a chunk of the buffer with one major mode, other than in the chunks before and after it) and not others, though in both cases the major mode is php-mode. My guess so far is that it is because of a (widen) somewhere inside c-fill-paragraph that makes a call to something, perhaps to syntax-ppss or similar, come back with bad information (since it is influenced by contents in other chunks). What do you think about this guess? > I've just looked at fill-paragraph's source, and it looks like it's > broken. ÂIf it's called interactively, transient mark mode is enabled, > the mark "is active", the region is non-zero length, and it's currently > a full moon, each paragraph in the region is filled by calling > fill-region, bypassing fill-paragraph-function. ÂOr maybe I've missed > something. > > -- > Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany). >
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