
I got some tips from some people at #xemacs in openprojects.org and cam up with the file in attachment. I know nothing about e-lisp so beware!! I just have one major problem now. I wanted it to load x-symbol instead of just LaTeX mode (and x-symbol-fontify after loading the mode). If anyone can do that I'd be really gratefull :-) J.A. P.S.: put the attached file in the directory wher you have the ".el" and add to you ~/.emacs (or ~/.xemacs/init.el), (require 'two-mode-mode). (I think :)

On Friday 22 March 2002 23:27, Jorge Adriano wrote:
I got some tips from some people at #xemacs in openprojects.org and cam up with the file in attachment. I know nothing about e-lisp so beware!!
Opss I forgot: The original file is Copyrighted by David Welton and it is located here: http://www.dedasys.com/freesoftware/ http://www.dedasys.com/freesoftware/files/two-mode-mode.el J.A.

I got some tips from some people at #xemacs in openprojects.org and cam up with the file in attachment. I know nothing about e-lisp so beware!!
Last e-mail today. Forgot to actually tell what was this for (need ti get some sleep :)... It's easy to guess by looking at the file anyway the idea is to change xemacs modes acording to context. I changed the orginal file to work with literate haskell + latex. It works (for me at least) with the \begin{code} \end{code} kind of lhs files. J.A.
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