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but how to FIX it? Re: cperl-mode: paren-bounce vs (dQuotes in regexps)


From: David Combs
Subject: but how to FIX it? Re: cperl-mode: paren-bounce vs (dQuotes in regexps)
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 22:43:20 +0000 (UTC)

In article <mailman.1747.1090943510.1960.help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org>,
Pablo Marin Garcia  <dysdera@ebi.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>Probably is a problem with your version of cperl. It works for me  for 
>the external parents. 
> I am using the cperl that 
>comes with emacs windows 21.2.x (I am not sure of the cperl version but 
>the last history line contains: "After 4.31:"). 
>
>
>Your line only fails in the internal pair broken by the doublequote
>
>(\s+boundary="--) 

OK -- me too -- but what to DO about it, keeping the functionality,
but making the parens bounce properly?
>
>my Cperl is unable to match any of this parents.
>
>-- David Combs wrote --
>
>
>
>> Subject: cperl-mode:  paren-bounce vs (dQuotes in regexps)
>> 
>> (emacs 21.2)
>
>>      $gBoundaryTag = $2 if (  $gCurLine m/^(\s+boundary="--)([0-9]+)"$/ 
>>);
>

===================>> NOTE THIS, though:
>>Under text-mode, the above bounces fine -- leftmost "(" vs rightmost ")".
>
>>But not under cperl-mode (try it) -- you'll get the rightmost ")" 
>>matching
>>   the 2nd-from-the-left "(".
>
>>Suggestions on how to handle this?
>
>
>>Thanks!
>>David
>
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