Hello, Zhang.
On Wed, Mar 28, 2018 at 01:35:55 +0000, zhang cc wrote:
>> The intention is that "\\<\\>" will never match at all, hence that
>> match-end will never be executed. "\\<" means "beginning of word" and
>> "\\>" means "end of word". Could there be something in your environment
>> whereby an end of word might be at the same position as the beginning of
>> a word? If this is the case, then I will need to come up with an actual
>> regexp which can never match anything.
> It matchs when cursor is between a Chinese char and an ASCII char like ¡§§Ahao¡¨( cursor before ¡¥h¡¦).
I've committed a fix to master which should fix this bug. Basically,
instead of "\\<\\>" CC Mode now uses Stefan's suggestion of "a\\`".
Unfortunately, it is too late to get this bug fix into Emacs 26.1.
If you are using any version but master, please tell me, and I will send
you a patch to fix the bug in your copy of that version.
Thanks for taking the trouble to report this bug.
--
Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).