Craig Lanning <lanning(a)scra.org> writes:
This patch is intended to move lisp-mode toward better conformance
with Common Lisp. To this end:
o It removes case sensitivity in the highlighting code
o Adds some commonly used CL forms to the highlighting lists
o Adds indention specs for commonly used CL forms
Please note that I do not know what dependencies modes other than
emacs-lisp-mode may have on lisp-mode. It may turn out that it would be
better to implement my changes by creating a new common-lisp-mode and
have the .lisp and .lsp extensions select that mode instead of lisp-mode.
I think the latter approach to create new common-lisp-mode
is better. Grepping core and package lisp file showed me
that there's no file using lisp-mode as font-lock defaults.
However, I think it is very natural to assume lisp-mode in
XEmacs is for XEmacs Lisp.
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Yoshiki Hayashi