Hi all...

I have an old style Sun keyboard a type 4 I believe... I am using
emacs 19.29 and everything works except the page up and down keys as
well as the home and end keys...

Could someone please email or post the key mappings for the keys I
just spoke of so I can put them in my .emacs file...

Thanks in advance

andreas
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Anyone know of an existing Ada Mode for JED?

|   (I have repeatedly tried, without success, to get FSF to stop sending
|   out ispell.el with emacs.  It's useless unless you have ispell, and
|   ispell.el comes with the ispell distribution.  Don't ask me why they
|   insist on sending it out.)

I think it's because there are autoloads in it that are compiled into
loaddefs.el.  at least one keybinding (M-$) is also made to it.  that way,
lisp/ispell.el functions as a skeleton on which the full version is
supplied when a newer ispell.el is located earlier in the search path,
probably in site-lisp/ispell.el.  lisp/ispell.el should not be deleted, so
as not to confuse the

|   Replace your installed ispell.el with the version from 3.1.18.  You
|   can use M-x locate-library to make sure you've purged all copies of
|   the bogus version that came with 19.28.  This should cure your
|   difficulties.

I think this is the "hostile takeover" approach.  maybe you should provide
a skinnier skeleton to RMS so it can autoload and document things properly,
but also notify the user/installer that Emacs doesn't have the proper
ispell.el for the ispell that may or may not be installed?  that would help
reduce the number of problem reports that we see about ispell mismatches
(which is large), and would not make it necessary to hunt and kill ispells.

The "-rn name" option allows emacs to use different X Resources.  The
GNU Emacs 19.29 does load the X Resources defined as emacs*... but does
not load the X Resources for "name" as defined by the "-rn" option.
And yes, it is the first option on the command line.

Has anyone else experienced this problem and is there a fix for it?
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class::function

not
 class:
:function

Many Thanks

: class::function

: not
:  class:
: :function

: Many Thanks

Try putting this line in your .emacs

;;if non-nil value, insert a newline and indent before and after {,},;,:
(setq-default c-auto-newline nil)

           jk>       class::function

           jk>       not
           jk>       class:  
           jk>         :function

   cd>       Try putting this line in your .emacs
   cd>       (setq-default c-auto-newline nil)
   cd>       ;;if non-nil value, insert a newline and indent before and
   cd>       after {,},;,:

How about adding `scope-operator' to the `c-cleanup-list'?  That cleans
up the C++ scope operator when split across multiple lines.  Using this,
you can still have the new lines inserted for you; sometimes a nice
feature.

It will perform the clean up iff white space separates the colons.  The
cleanup is actually done when the second colon is typed.  By doing this,
you can still have the plain colon, i.e. c'tor list designator, behave
in your preferred, pre-programmed manner.

Later,
Frank