if there is any way to forbidden "<>" because I never use "<>" as brackets in c/c++

if there is any way to forbidden "<>" because I never use "<>" as brackets in c/c++

[李沅衡]

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Hi, I used Gnu Emacs to code C/C++ on CentOS for about one year.
Recently I updated my Emacs to 23.3.4 and I found it is still hard for
Emacs to distinguish "< >" and "( )" .

For example when I code like
if ( ( a < b )  &&  ( c > d ) )
emacs will be puzzled on Parenthesis Matching and Highlighting...

So I send this email to ask if there is any way to forbidden "<>" because I
never use "<>" as brackets.
I can work with .emacs file with simple Lisp programming
language<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_programming_language>
.

And could you please solve this c++-mode problem in the future.

sincerely yours
LiYuanheng

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Re: if there is any way to forbidden "<>" because I never use "<>" as brackets in c/c++

[suvayu ali]

On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 14:09, 李沅衡 <liyuanheng.leo@gmail.com> wrote:
> For example when I code like
> if ( ( a < b )  &&  ( c > d ) )
> emacs will be puzzled on Parenthesis Matching and Highlighting...
>

I can't reproduce this with Emacs 23.3.1.

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Suvayu

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