"Slava Pestov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> - raise-sexp doesn't do the right thing, eg try it with [ [ foo-bar ]
> ] and the point on foo-bar
I'm presuming that by doesn't do the right thing you refer to the fact
that [ [ foo-bar ] ] becomes [ -bar ] instead of [ foo-bar ] ?
^
FWIW, that seems to be the standard behaviour of raise-sexp in other
modes (e.g. in Elisp), but i can change it by either providing a new
factor-raise-sexp command or redefining raise-sexp in factor-mode
buffers: which one would you prefer?
Cheers,
jao
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