>>>>> "PK" == Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
PK> This is the only symbol name change that I can recall making since the
PK> JDE's inception three years ago. Further, accommodating the name change
PK> requires only a single search-and-replace operation in the html-help-mode
PK> source. So I don't understand why this one small change is causing such
PK> concern.
No mean to flame anybody.
But I can't do a simple search'n'replace, I have to add a conditional
sexp. And as I said, I am all but an Emacs Lisp wizard, so the more
code I add the more placeholders for errors appear. Consider that JDE
is not the oly Java mode I have to support, since the standard
distribution includes another. If someone can clean up this code, I'll
appreciate it a lot:
(cond (html-helper-mode-uses-JDE
; That's the code with the old name. How can know JDE version here ?
(cond
(jde-entering-java-buffer-hooks
(add-hook 'jde-entering-java-buffer-hooks
'html-script-release-setup))
(t (setq jde-entering-java-buffer-hooks
'html-script-release-setup))))
(t
(cond
(java-mode-hook
(add-hook 'java-mode-hook
'html-script-release-setup))
(t (setq java-mode-hook
'html-script-release-setup)))))
BTW.
html-helper-mode is a kluge that uses mode switching. It uses an hook
in the sripting-specific-mode (c/java/visual basic) to setup a local
key binding to switch back to html-helper-mode. Is it right to use for
this purpose jde-entering-java-buffer-hook ? Thank you very much!
Gian Uberto Lauri
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
