Open ElifUskuplu opened 7 months ago
I think this is standard in emacs. You define comment starters and enders in the syntax table. This is a bit convoluted for two-letters comment delimiters:
Look at https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Syntax-Descriptors.html
You can have a look at coq-menu.el
P.S: I edited my first entry to write my concrete syntax for comments.
@Matafou If I'm not mistaken, with modifying syntax table, we don't need to set variables like proof-script-comment-start
. I mean I have
(defconst PA-mode-syntax-table-entries
(append '(?\` "< 23b")
'(?\n "> b")
'(?\{ "(}1nb")
'(?\} "){4nb")))
and
(proof-easy-config 'pa "PA"
;;other configurations
proof-script-syntax-table-entries PA-mode-syntax-table-entries)
Comment highlighting works as I expected. When I load the commands, it seems the comment lines and blocks are captured as expected. Is there something I missed? What I mean is, does the proof-script-comment-start configuration affect other things too?
It is used in the generic code of proofgeneral. In particular when PG splits a file into a sequence of commands and comments. Otherwise a comment is "glued" to the next command. I think it will work ok without, but it is better to define it. May be a matter of taste though.
PG amso sets comment-end
and comment-start
according to these variables (see comment-region
and co).
@Matafou I think when proof-script-comment-start and proof-script-comment-end are defined, a comment is "glued" to the next comand. Let me provide more configuration details
(proof-easy-config 'pa "PA"
;;other configurations
proof-script-syntax-table-entries PA-mode-syntax-table-entries
proof-script-comment-start "{`"
proof-script-comment-end "`}"
proof-script-command-start-regexp "\\<\\(axiom\\|def\\)\\>"
)
With this, next command is passing from a command to another one omitting the comments. I understand from your saying that "gluing" occurs without these two definitions. That's why I confused. Maybe, the problem is that I only defined proof-script-command-start-regexp, so next command is just passing one to another because of this. Is that correct?
PG amso sets
comment-end
andcomment-start
according to these variables (seecomment-region
and co).
Is there any reference for this? I would like to read it.
I think the gluing behaviour becomes optional when these variables are set.
I don't know if this is documented but I just grepped "comment-start" in the generic directory and this seemed clear from comments there.
Hi, is it possible to support two different styles of comment in proof general? For example, suppose I have
How can I configure PG accordingly?