Thanks Skip,
The indentation is now automatic.
But how will I come to know whether I am using python-mode.el or the default
python.el, as the mode-line still says (Python)?
Regads,
Saurabh
On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 1:25 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> * Inside a running Emacs execute
>
>> * Inside a running Emacs execute
>>
>> M-x load-library RET python-mode RET
>>
>> This should enable the python-mode project's version of python mode
>> for the current session. If this fails, python-mode.el is not on
>> your load-path. Either move it or extend l
Hi Skip,
Thanks for replying.
> You are probably still getting the python.el python mode which comes with
> GNU Emacs. To see if this is so you can execute
>
>M-x find-function RET python-mode RET
>
> then see what the name of the file it pops up is. I'm pretty sure it will
> be named "py
Saurabh> Now I am able to do M-x python-mode and I get a (Python) status
Saurabh> on the mode-line.
Saurabh> However, it is not auto-indenting. Also shouldn't it say
Saurabh> (Python-mode) on the mode-line?
You are probably still getting the python.el python mode which comes with
Hi,
I have just started picking up both the python language and emacs. So I am
new to both arenas (thought not new to computers and programming using
IDEs).
I have downloaded python-mode.el from launchpad and have placed it in folder
Program Files\emacs\emacs-22.3\lisp\progmodes.
After that I co
