Re: thanks for eval-after-load but...

[Kevin Rodgers <ihs_4664@yahoo.com>]

Glenn Morris wrote:

> Joe Corneli wrote:
> 
> 
>>After running this
>>
>>(eval-after-load "sh-script" 
>>		 '(put 'sh-maybe-here-document 'disabled t))
>>
>>and opening a bash script with this in it
>>
>>grep "<<$SF>>" $HOME/.todo/$TODOLIST > $HOME/p
>>ade=$?
>>
>>`ade=$?' and following text is still in sh-heredoc-face
>>
>>So I guessed wrong, and disabling that command is not enough.
>>
> 
> From the section of the emacs manual "Disabling commands":
> 
>     Disabling a command has no effect on calling it as a function
>     from Lisp programs.
> 
> That is, it only affects interative use via M-x.
> 
> The incorrect identification of the line you quote as a heredoc is
> fixed in the CVS version of emacs.

So does this work in the meantime?


(eval-after-load "sh-script"
   '(defalias (quote sh-maybe-here-document) (quote ignore)))

-- 
Kevin Rodgers