Hi Peter,
MATLAB's use of ' char for strings is a bit tricky, because it has many
meanings, such as:
* 'this is a string'
* 'in a string '' first quote is escape for second quote'
* this is a transpose'
I'm not sure when the electric pair mode does it's thing, but if it tries
to pair up a
There was a recent fix to the syntax class for the single quote,
https://sourceforge.net/p/matlab-emacs/src/ci/a5e88cda8e0715f117f09e6101f39302387f2d6b/
I'm not familiar with electric pair mode but tried it and it seems to work for
the case you mentioned. Some downsides I noticed with it was (2)
hi Eric and John,
Thanks for your responses. Eric -- did you mean `show-paren-mode`? I
can't find any references to a `paren-mode` in melpa, elpa or emacs
(28.1). I'll try it out if I can find it!
I'm on the latest matlab-emacs, which include the commit John mentions, but
the only way past the
>>> "PM" == Peter Mao writes:
Hi all
> hi Eric and John,
> Thanks for your responses. Eric -- did you mean `show-paren-mode`? I
> can't find any references to a `paren-mode` in melpa, elpa or emacs
> (28.1). I'll try it out if I can find it!
I was wondering myself. I tend to believe that year
>>> "PM" == Peter Mao writes:
Hi all
> hi Eric and John,
> Thanks for your responses. Eric -- did you mean `show-paren-mode`? I
> can't find any references to a `paren-mode` in melpa, elpa or emacs
> (28.1). I'll try it out if I can find it!
I was wondering myself. I tend to believe that year
