New question #102628 on nXhtml:
https://answers.launchpad.net/nxhtml/+question/102628
Hello!
I would like to edit Python code that contains docstrings in ReStructuredText
[1]. By looking at nXhtml's code, I managed to write the following Lisp
functions:
;; Python + ReST with nxHtml's MuMaMo
(defun ms-python-long-string (pos min max)
"Find Python long strings. Return range and 'mumamo-comment-mode.
See `mumamo-find-possible-chunk' for POS, MIN and MAX."
(mumamo-quick-static-chunk pos min max "\"\"\"((" "))\"\"\"" nil 'rst-mode
nil))
(define-mumamo-multi-major-mode ms-python-rst-mumamo-mode
"Turn on multiple major modes for Python with RestructuredText docstrings."
("Python ReST Family" python-mode
(ms-python-long-string)))
The resulting mode doesn't work, though. Using emacs 23.1.1 from Ubuntu, it
doesn't identify any chunks. With the emacs snapshot currently delivered with
Ubuntu, it recognizes the first chunk, but Python indentation and text coloring
stops working after that chunk.
What am I doing wrong? This would be very useful to me and, I guess, to many
other people, since ReStructuredText is becoming the official documentation
format for Python.
[1] http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html
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