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To properly do it, it should also match the pattern for the macro name,
to know if it is a plain text one or not, otherwise, it will get confused
with usage of the characters (') and (`).
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Consider a file ending in .l a lisp source file.
Allow an arbitrary number of bytes following the filename for xconf
and xlog modes.
Don't use make mode for "Imakefile". Require a slash before [Mm]akefile.*.
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This mode adds syntax highlight and automatic indentation.
Unlike most other modes with automatic indentation, this mode most
only reads one line back to figure the proper indentation.
Some features include:
o When the first character in a line is typped, it automatically
moves it to the proper tab stop.
o Increments one indentation level if line ends in ':'.
o Properly handle vector/hash table declarations.
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Auto mode has only syntax highlight mode; needs some tweaking to
ignore "'" characters where they are allowed, i.e. usually descriptions.
Perl mode has syntax highlight and indentation support. May need
some tweaking for some files where it may parse back too much lines before
assuming the indentation is correct.
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o Don't cause an warning due to an unused variable after macro expansion
in some indentation tables.
o Properly handle c++ style comments in preprocessor lines. Also highlight
strings and character constants.
o Change color of "quote" property in lisp mode. This is mainly due to
an undesirable side effect of using the same XrmQuark in different
syntax highlight definitions, causing the first one to be used, and
later defined ones to be ignored.
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new license. If we want to, later we can import 4.4RC3 again and pick
up the files that have the new license, but for now the vendor branch
is "pure."
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