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Re: Basic font-lock without font-locking double-quoted strings


From: Joe Riel
Subject: Re: Basic font-lock without font-locking double-quoted strings
Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2013 21:00:15 -0800

On Fri, 20 Dec 2013 01:26:26 +0100
Emanuel Berg <embe8573@student.uu.se> wrote:

> Joe Riel <joer@san.rr.com> writes:
> 
> > Why would the following minimal mode
> >
> > (define-derived-mode msdbg-mode fundamental-mode (setq
> > font-lock-keywords '(("EA"
> > . font-lock-warning-face))))
> 
> Does that work at all?

Yes.  One solution was to set font-lock-keywords-only to t.
That can be done when assigning to font-lock-defaults.
My solution was different; I don't need font-lock mode,
so called (font-lock-mode -1) to turn it off, then coded a
loop to fontify what I needed (the mode is just for viewing).

> 
> According to the help, it should look like this:
> 
> (define-derived-mode article-mode sgml-mode "Article"
>   "Major mode for editing technical articles."
>   (setq case-fold-search nil))
> 
> But strings are highlighted in fundamental-mode
> (font-look-face-face) so at least that makes sense.
> 
> You'll have to wait for a better answer, but the below
> code (the only mode I did) might interest you. When I
> did it, I was told on this list not to make it a
> generic mode but to derive from fundamental-mode,
> however, I didn't do that - first the keywords, then
> create the mode.
> 
> (defvar fpscalc-keywords
>   '(("\\(!.*$\\)" . 'fpscalc-comment)
>     ("\\(semaphore\\)\\((\\)\\([[:word:]]+\\)\\(\\, \\)\\([[:word:]]+\\)"
>      (1 'fpscalc-semaphore-keyword)
>      (3 'fpscalc-semaphore-name)
>      (5 'fpscalc-task-name-and-index) )
>     ("declarations\\|initialise\\|semaphores\\|formulas" . 
> 'fpscalc-program-parts)
>     ("sigma\\|floor\\|ceiling\\|min\\|max" . 'fpscalc-math-functions)
>     ("lp\\|ep\\|hp\\|all" . 'fpscalc-task-priority-sets)
>     ("\\([[:word:]]\\)\\(\\[\\)\\(i\\)\\(\\]\\)"
>      (1 'fpscalc-variable-name)
>      (3 'fpscalc-i-task) )
>     ("\\([[:word:]]\\)\\(\\[\\)\\(j\\)\\(\\]\\)"
>      (1 'fpscalc-variable-name)
>      (3 'fpscalc-j-task))
>     ("\\([[:word:]]\\)\\(\\[\\)\\(.*\\)\\(\\]\\)"
>      (1 'fpscalc-variable-name)
>      (3 'fpscalc-task-name-and-index))
>     ("\\(system \\)\\(.* \\)"
>      (1 'fpscalc-system-keyword)
>      (2 'fpscalc-system-name))
>     ("\\(scalar\\|indexed\\|priority\\|blocking\\)\\( 
> \\)+\\(\\(\\([[:word:]]\\( *\\, *\\)?\\)\\)*\\)"
>      (1 'fpscalc-variable-type)
>      (3 'fpscalc-variable-name))
>     ("\\(tasks +\\)\\(\\(\\([[:word:]]\\( *\\, *\\)?\\)\\)*\\)"
>      (1 'fpscalc-tasks-keyword)
>      (2 'fpscalc-task-name-and-index))
>     ))
> 
> (define-generic-mode
>     'fpscalc-mode
>   '("!")
>   nil
>   fpscalc-keywords
>   '("\\.fps\\'")
>   '((lambda ()
>       (progn
>         (setq indent-line-function 'fpscalc-indent-line)
>         (local-set-key "\C-c\C-c" 'compute) )))
>   "Major mode for .fps files and the fpscalc tool.")
> 



-- 
Joe Riel




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