Ciao,

On 2007/06/06, at 4:04, Federico Maggi wrote:
>
> On 06/giu/07, at 03:52, Seiji Zenitani wrote:
>
>> As far as I tried nxhtml mode for two days, it seems that M-tab does
>> not work for me, while M-x nxml-complete works.  Any ideas?
>
> yes, it's just because M-tab is already binded to windows cycling in
> Mac OS X: they suggest another key bind and everything would work
>
Yes, since Mac OS X uses Apple-tab for window cycling, I tried M-tab  
by pressing ESC and TAB instead.  You know, the ESC key usually works  
as the Meta key.  It seems that ESC tab is assigned to `complete- 
symbol' in bindings.el, because of esc-map.  So, at present, we need  
another keybind.

> BTW, even if I am not an advanced user of Emacs nor an Elisp-guru,
> I've discussed with the developers about a possible integration of:
>
>       CEDET semantics +
>       nXhtml completion +
>       Icicle completion style +
>       timid.el
>
> in order to get a "completion as you type" environment for web
> development. Maybe this could be of interest for someone.
>
I shall consider cedet, however, there's one internal thing to fix  
before including it.
Hopefully, cedet-1.0pre4 fixes the cpu 100% problem in semantics.

> Anyway, this is also a "call for help" since I am not so expert to
> perform such an integration.
>
>> Maggi
>
> Please call me "Federico" :-) only my boss uses my surname ;-)
>
I'm sorry for that.  I was confused which name is your first name...

>> could you try the beta?  I think you are better nxhtml user
>> than me.
>
> Of course, where did you put it?
>
A new beta for i386 is here:
http://macwiki.sourceforge.jp/emacs/test/

(load "autostart") will activate nxhtml-mode.

If you use a ppc mac, you can obtain the equivalent build by  
replacing the entire "site-lisp" directory.  It is tricky, so if you  
are not quite sure what you are doing, you don't need to do that.   
You can open the site-lisp folder by choosing "Help > Carbon Emacs  
Package > Open Site-Lisp Folder".  Also, if you control-click  
Emacs.app (i386), and then choose "Show Content of the Package" or  
something like that, you will find the site-lisp folder at "Contents  
 > Resources > site-lisp".  Thanks in advance.


Seiji


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