Tom Tromey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Emacs 22 comes with an updated compilation mode. I've changed > idutils.el to work with it; new version appended. > > Changes are: > > * Uses define-compilation-mode > * Sets gid-mode-font-lock-keywords so that the initial "Gid started" > message is not treated as a hit to find > * Uses compilation-start so that the hits are highlighted properly > on next-error > * I didn't like how buffers were named after the search -- I just > started using gid (what was I thinking all those years? This is a > great tool!) -- and I was surprised to find a lot of old *gid-FOO* > buffers around > * Now uses thing-at-point > > Anybody considered trying to get this code into Emacs rather than > shipping it in idutils?
I haven't, but if you're inclined, please do! > 2007-06-19 Tom Tromey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > * lisp/idutils.el: Require thingatpt. > (gid-mode-font-lock-keywords): New variable. > (gid-mode): New mode. > (gid): Use compilation-start, thing-at-point. > (word-around-point): Removed. Thanks, Tom. Welcome to idutils :-) I like all of your changes except for the part that suppresses creation of a per-invocation *gid-FOO* buffer in favor of a single "*gid*" buffer. Believe it or not, having *gid-FOO*, *gid-BAR*, *gid-BAZ*, etc. buffers simultaneously is a feature :-) Imagine you're iterating through the uses of FOO, but then realize you also need to consider all of the uses of BAR. With your change, running gid on BAR would destroy the compilation buffer that was preserving your position in the list of all FOO uses. If you redo the patch to preserve that feature, I'll be happy to apply it. Jim _______________________________________________ bug-idutils mailing list bug-idutils@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-idutils
