Resetting C++-mode locally

Resetting C++-mode locally

[Torsten Bronger]

Halloechen!

I write my programs in CWEB which contains C++ and TeX code alternately.
This confuses the c++-mode very much.  I try to avoid that by inserting
e.g. extra apostrophes , parentheses, and semicolons in a construct that
is ignored by TeX and C++.  But it doesn't work always.

How can I reset the status of the c++-mode locally before each C++
fragment?

Tschoe,
Torsten.

Re: Resetting C++-mode locally

[Kai Großjohann]

Torsten Bronger <bronger@physik.rwth-aachen.de> writes:

> I write my programs in CWEB which contains C++ and TeX code alternately.
> This confuses the c++-mode very much.

There is mmm-mode or two-mode which allows you to have two modes in
one buffer.  Maybe that helps?
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Re: Resetting C++-mode locally

[David Masterson]

>>>>> Torsten Bronger writes:

> I write my programs in CWEB which contains C++ and TeX code
> alternately.  This confuses the c++-mode very much.  I try to avoid
> that by inserting e.g. extra apostrophes , parentheses, and
> semicolons in a construct that is ignored by TeX and C++.  But it
> doesn't work always.

> How can I reset the status of the c++-mode locally before each C++
> fragment?

You'll probably need something like mmm-mode.el to allow you to handle
two different major modes in one file.  You would probably have
similar problems if you were editing a flex or bison file with
c++-mode.

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