Problems with (beginning-of-defun):
Cursor at roof-sign
(when t
(defun foo ()
" "
(interactive)
(message "%s" "baz")))
^
M-x beginning-of-defun
==>
(when t
^ (defun foo ()
" "
(interactive)
(message "%s" "baz")))
Wrong, as at the start of the enclosing form.
Set `defun-prompt-regexp' via customize at
[ \t]*
(when t
(defun foo ()
" "
(interactive)
(message "%s" "baz")))
^
M-x beginning-of-defun
==>
(when t
(defun foo ()
" "
(interactive)
(message "%s" "baz")))
^
Also wrong: cursor at the beginning of line now.
The reason seems the conception of the variable
`defun-prompt-regexp' which solely takes spaces before the defuns
beginning in consideration.
It could be avoided, if this var would take instead of
`a regexp to ignore before a defun'
a regexp `describing the beginning of a defun'
Then we could specify "[ \t]*(defun" for example in Emacs Lisp
mode and it would not fail if we are inside a defun or just after
it already.
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Andreas Roehler
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