Thank you. I will look into this.
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 3:24 AM, Christophe Rhodes <cs...@cantab.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm not currently able to build a good mental model of what's going on
> with emacs/ledger fontification, so I have to summarize by saying it's
> not working for me. Trying to be concrete: take the attached short
> ledger file, and open it in current emacs with ledger-mode from 28th
> September or later, with font-lock enabled. What I see is:
>
>
>
> * some, but not all, of the lines beginning with semicolons are in
> comment-face. The first seven or so are, and so are some of the
> others in the first block, but not all of them are by any means
>
> * moving the cursor around might change the state of some, but again not
> all, of the lines in the comment block. This might just be font-lock
> mode's usual laziness, but it's quite distracting and surprising that
> the font-lock state should change in the first screenful of a file
>
> * the "Opening Balance" transaction is not fontified as a transaction,
> but (for me) shows up entirely in normal face. If I move point to it,
> it does gain an overlay highlighting the transaction. If I hit RET at
> the start of the transaction, the whole thing does gain the nice
> transaction fontification; running an explicit M-x
> font-lock-fontify-buffer removes that fontification again
>
> * the P directive specifications acquire and lose colours in a way that
> I can't really understand as I edit them -- maybe they are trying to
> be interpreted as parts of a transaction? Making edits to them
> involving adding and removing whitespace at the start of their lines
> causes odd things to happen. Also, while point is on the first P
> line, the Opening Balance transaction has the transaction overlay;
> while point is on the second P line, the first P line has the
> transaction overlay
>
> * the transaction overlay for the second ("Interest") transaction stops
> one character short (so that the overlay highlights just as far as the
> end of the text of the transaction, rather than including the newline
>
> I'm sorry that I haven't been able to isolate some of these problems
> further, but as I say I'm afraid I don't even have a mental model of
> what's going on. I'm happy to try to help diagnose these faults or test
> proposed fixes.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Christophe
>
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