Re: problem with non ascii chars in xjed on kubuntu 7.10

["G. Milde" <milde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On  6.12.07, Joachim Schmitz wrote:
> G. Milde schrieb:

>> % 2.1.6 2007-12-05 - implement Jörg Sommer's fix for DFA highlight under 
> I am using this version now but still get the wrong chars displayed in 
> python-mode.

> after doing:

> M-X disable_dfa_syntax_for_mode("python");
> M-X use_syntax_table("python");

> the umlauts are displayed correctly.

... but you are not in DFA syntax highlight mode but in "traditional" mode,
where e.g. a mix of spaces and tabs in code indention is not flagged...

>> With pymode.sl >= 2.1.6 you can set the Python_Use_DFA custom variable.
>> E.g. put in your jed.rc (or other config file)::
>>   variable Python_Use_DFA = 1;
> I have that.
>> and use the "Mode>Toggle syntax highlight scheme" menu entry to switch 
>> between
>> the schemes.

> but that menu-entry is not in the Mode Menu

It seems like the extended pymode.sl is not found. Its location must come
first in the jed library path (check e.g. with 
 M-X message(get_jed_library_path())
or
 M-X insert(get_jed_library_path())


> How can I trace what setup-files are loaded during jed-startup ?

jed --batch test.py

xjed --batch test.py

shows the full path of all loaded files, so you can check which version of
pymode.sl (or pymode.slc) is loaded.


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