How to force noweb mode to use code-mode?

How to force noweb mode to use code-mode?

[wewwew]

Hi,
I am using noweb mode in Emacs to write noweb programs (LaTeX + C++).
It recognizes LaTeX fine.  However, in most cases it cannot recognize
C
++ mode correctly.  Is there a command to force noweb to drop into
the
code-mode?  That way I can define a hot key to manually convert to
code-mode when it is not correct.
Thanks!
-Wenguang

Re: How to force noweb mode to use code-mode?

[Peter Milliken]

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I have the following as the first line of all my C++ .nw files:
-*- noweb-code-mode: c-mode; -*-

This tells noweb which major mode to switch when the code mode is entered.
Just change it as appropriate for whatever language you are using i.e. I
use

-*- noweb-code-mode: python-mode; -*-

when coding Python noweb files.

Peter

On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 3:47 AM, wewwew <wew036@cs.usask.ca> wrote:

> Hi,
> I am using noweb mode in Emacs to write noweb programs (LaTeX + C++).
> It recognizes LaTeX fine.  However, in most cases it cannot recognize
> C
> ++ mode correctly.  Is there a command to force noweb to drop into
> the
> code-mode?  That way I can define a hot key to manually convert to
> code-mode when it is not correct.
> Thanks!
> -Wenguang
>

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Re: How to force noweb mode to use code-mode?

[wewwew]

Yes, I did that already.  The problem is the C/C++ mode uses more than
stuff in its chunk to render font size.  For example:

This block's size is 4KB.

<<func>>=
int foo()
{
  // a function's variable
  int a;
}
@

Anything between the single quote in block's and another single quote
in function's is rendered as a large string, which is undesired.

On 8月16日, 下午4时45分, Peter Milliken <peter.milli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have the following as the first line of all my C++ .nw files:
> -*- noweb-code-mode: c-mode; -*-
>
> This tells noweb which major mode to switch when the code mode is entered.
> Just change it as appropriate for whatever language you are using i.e. I
> use
>
> -*- noweb-code-mode: python-mode; -*-
>
> when coding Python noweb files.
>
> Peter
>
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 3:47 AM, wewwew <wew...@cs.usask.ca> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am using noweb mode in Emacs to write noweb programs (LaTeX + C++).
> > It recognizes LaTeX fine.  However, in most cases it cannot recognize
> > C
> > ++ mode correctly.  Is there a command to force noweb to drop into
> > the
> > code-mode?  That way I can define a hot key to manually convert to
> > code-mode when it is not correct.
> > Thanks!
> > -Wenguang