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From: bd@hp-ses.SDE.HP.COM (Bob Desinger)
Newsgroups: comp.text
Subject: Re: Re: Major mode for WEB in Emacs ??
Message-ID: <780004@hp-ses.SDE.HP.COM>
Date: 1 Dec 89 20:34:04 GMT
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David Lau (dlau@cs.utexas.edu) and Eric Ho (eho@clarity.Princeton.EDU) asks:
> Has anyone out there written a major or minor mode for WEB for GNU Emacs ??

I use a variation on WEB with C from Norman Ramsay's Spider program
(based on Levy's CWEB).  I set things up so that C-c C-c switches to
c-mode, and C-c C-t to tex-mode:

	M-x global-set-key  C-c C-c  c-mode
	M-x global-set-key  C-c C-t  tex-mode

Before I type the exposition in TeX, I type C-c C-t.  Before I write
code, I type C-c C-c.  This convinces Emacs to use the correct
indenting scheme, quotes, and other low-level details.  It doesn't
help you outline code sections or automatically recognize WEB
sections like you wanted, though.  But it's a start.

-- bd


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