[Emacs-ada-mode] Ada 2005 font locks (listed as to do)?

Stephen Leake stephen_leake at stephe-leake.org
Fri May 25 04:34:40 PDT 2007


Jérôme Haguet <j.haguet at cadwin.com> writes:

> You surely remember that there is a problem for those who work with adp files :
> http://stephe-leake.org/pipermail/emacs-ada-mode_stephe-leake.org/2006-December/000127.html

Ah. I had forgotten about that; I posted a patch, I guess I assumed
everyone was using that.

> Maybe it would be good to relase something without this problem. 

Yes, I'll try to get to it this weekend.

> Another thing which is not very clear for me : 
> What are the situation of current ada-mode in Emacs 22 CVS ? 
> Is it already the one that should be used ? (with Emacs 22 CVS I
> mean)

No, Emacs CVS is far behind the version on my website. I was waiting
for the release of Emacs 22 before updating; that has _still_ not
happened. The release process for Emacs is very confused; no one is
sure what's going on. However, the CVS branch for the release has been
made, and it does appear that the CVS head is now open for
development. So I should get my latest version into Emacs CVS.

I use my Ada mode with Emacs CVS, so that is the one you should use.

Note that since the CVS head is now open for development, they will
be doing lots of stuff that may break basic operations. So it is best
to use the Emacs 22 branch (CVS tag EMACS_22_BASE) if you are checking
out from CVS. That branch has my Ada mode from last September, which
is when they announced a feature freeze for the release. Which they
then ignored, but that's another story.

> Last point, if I google with "ada mode", first result is the https://libre.adacore.com/adamode/main.html
> And in that page, there is a - bad - URL to your Web page/site.
> Quite confusing for new Ada / Emacs / ada-mode users.
> Did you already try to ask to Adacore to update this page ? 

I did ask; I'll try again. Thanks for the reminder.

-- 
-- Stephe



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