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From: | David Reitter |
Subject: | Re: longlines-mode: font-lock fails (in outline-mode) |
Date: | Thu, 30 Jun 2005 00:38:21 +0100 |
Chong Yidong wrote:
Only the "New translations... in the" part is highlighted. If this is not a problem, neither should it be a problem when longlines-mode is turnedon.\
I can't quite agree: if you have a soft-newline, that means that the headline (to be marked) continues in the next line. The user has not pressed return! It's like a normal line-wrap. The syntax highlighting should take into account what the compiler (eventually) gets to see (in the case of source code) or what gets written to file.
Given that longlines-mode shows that kind of behavior in other major modes as well (e.g. python mode - i reported a bug recently), I think that Richard's suggestion about making '.' match soft-newlines might be a good idea and a general solution to this class of problems. One would obviously want to make sure that the newlines-indicator (I don't know how this is implemented) is unique so that the change of regexp matching doesn't have knock-on effects in other contexts.
-D
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