* cperl-mode $variable
@ 2002-12-17 4:34 Tribhuvan
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From: Tribhuvan @ 2002-12-17 4:34 UTC (permalink / raw)
SUBJECT: cperl-mode not interperting "$" as in $variable
causing emacs to bypass the font-lock
color setting.
emacs 21.1
perl 5.8 cperl-mode.el (installed correctly)
cperl-mode works beautifully, but not recognising that
a "$" in the source is a variable and should therefore use the
(font-lock-variable-name-face ((t (:bold t :foreground "DeepSkyBlue4"))))
setting like every other mode does. (including perl-mode)
HINT:
with the cursor on a $variable in the source -
go to emacs-menu:
edit-> TextProperties-> ListProperties
returns:
Text property at 298: fontified t
(rather than the special qualities of a $variable)
edit-> TextProperties-> DisplayFaces
and emacs shows the correct color (like all other modes
also show correctly)
So I think it's something in cperl-mode.el that is not catching
the "$" and treating the $variable as plain (default) text.
Any suggestions?
Namaskar,
Tribhuvanji
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@ 2002-12-17 4:11 Tribhuvan
0 siblings, 0 replies; 2+ messages in thread
From: Tribhuvan @ 2002-12-17 4:11 UTC (permalink / raw)
SUBJECT: cperl-mode not interperting "$" as in $variable
causing emacs to bypass the font-lock
color setting.
emacs 21.1
perl 5.8 cperl-mode.el (installed correctly)
cperl-mode works beautifully, but not recognising that
a "$" in the source is a variable and should therefore use the
(font-lock-variable-name-face ((t (:bold t :foreground "DeepSkyBlue4"))))
setting like every other mode does. (including perl-mode)
HINT:
with the cursor on a $variable in the source -
go to emacs-menu:
edit-> TextProperties-> ListProperties
returns:
Text property at 298: fontified t
(rather than the special qualities of a $variable)
edit-> TextProperties-> DisplayFaces
and emacs shows the correct color (like all other modes
also show correctly)
So I think it's something in cperl-mode.el that is not catching
the "$" and treating the $variable as plain (default) text.
Any suggestions?
Namaskar,
Tribhuvanji
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