Re: C++ mode and c-beginning-of-current-token

["Herbert Euler" <herberteuler@hotmail.com>]

> > I looked at an older version of CC mode, the `c-after-change' function
> > does not call `c-trim-found-types', and the `c-before-change' function
> > does not exist.  The error does not happen in that version.  Both these
> > changes lead to the invocation of `c-beginning-of-current-token' as a
> > result.  So I suspect these changes are the direct source of the error.
>
>As I said earlier, I think it more likely these changes in CC Mode have
>triggered a bug rather than being buggy themselves.  (OK, anybody, feel
>free to demolish my hubris ;-)  I haven't looked into it much, but it
>seems likely that the syntax.c stuff for a Unicode branch will have been
>enhanced to cope with the wierdnesses of that character set.
>
>Could you please run edebug[*] on c-beginning-of-current-token, and check
>that the arguments which are passed to skip-syntax-backwards are valid.
>If they're not, it's CC Mode's problem.  If they are, let's wait and see
>what Stefan says.

The argument is surely valid, but there are too many differences of syntax.c
between the main branch and the unicode 2 branch.  As you said, perhaps
the source of the unicode 2 branch is too old.  Let's wait for Stefan's 
opinion.

Thank you very much.

Regards,
Guanpeng Xu

Btw, I thought except for unicode feature, the unicode 2 branch is the same
as the main branch.  So I am wrong.

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