>>>>> "Jonathan" == Jonathan Epstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jonathan> It was already nil, but I just tried removing the
Jonathan> previously-mentioned code from my .emacs and then
Jonathan> customizing to non-nil and then nil.
Jonathan> I now have the following at the end of my .emacs:
Jonathan> (custom-set-variables '(jde-enable-abbrev-mode nil))
Jonathan> (custom-set-faces)
Jonathan> but still have the same problem.
Jonathan> I haven't yet tried Philip's rather gruesome suggestion
Jonathan> (thanks, though) ... hoping for something a bit easier and
Jonathan> cleaner.
I really dont think you have much option. Once the abbrevs
are installed, a record of them will be placed into emacs own abbrev
table. If you save this (as you probably will if you use abbrevs for
other purposes!). With custom support as well I have found it hard to
completely remove abbrevs without attacking both. Also emacs only
allows abbrevs on a per mode basis, which makes it impossible to
keeping different sets for different occasions, 'cept by wiping out
the one lot, and loading the next. Its a pity cause I always fancied
having one set of abbrevs in code, and another set in comments....
Phil
