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RE: Obsolete antlr-mode shipped with emacs 24.5.1
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Wedler, Christoph |
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RE: Obsolete antlr-mode shipped with emacs 24.5.1 |
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Mon, 23 Nov 2015 17:21:15 +0000 |
>>>>>> Stephen Leake <address@hidden> writes:
>>>> He asked me to post here and ask whether antlr-mode could be updated then?
>>> It would go onto master, once it's ready.
>> Or Gnu ELPA, more likely
> I'd prefer that, yes, except that it's in core already, and we haven't yet
> made the choice to move things around.
Gnu ELPA or core Emacs is both fine with me.
There is one question if we remove it from core Emacs: how about the
entry ".g" in speedbar-supported-extension-expressions?
1. Keep it even if there is no core major-mode anymore which supports it.
A bit strange, but not really an issue.
2. Remove it. Then antlr-mode has to add the entry, BUT: it is a
customizable variable and another variable (speedbar-file-regexp)
depends on it on load time -> I am a bit reluctant to do that...
- Christoph
P.S. Next week there should be a version of antlr-mode which is also
"custom-stable" enough... (in terms of usage, the newest 3.1.0 should be
more stable than the version 2.2.3 shipped with Emacs)