Below are details to extend the line hilighting
(Right mouse -> Hilight Line). The extensions
allow a region to be hilighted.

The basic operation is defined as follows:-
a) On a line with no region
	 -> Hilight line only.
b) Active selected text contained on a single line
	 -> Search for all lines containing selected
	    text and hilight.
c) Active selected text spanning multiple lines
	 -> Hilight all lines in region.

Option (c) is the new behaviour, to implement
then edit "search.emf" as follows:-

Add macro "hilight-region-text"
Edit macro "line-scheme"

Macro details below, may need to correct for
mail line wrapping, should be fairly obvious.
Note that the region computation is performed
first so that the selected region is maintained
if there is no multi-line region defined, the
rest of the macro then behaves as it did before
with no changes.

Jon.
--
0 define-macro hilight-region-text
      0 show-region
      !if &equ &band $result 5 5
          !if ¬ &band $result 2
              3 show-region
          !endif
          set-position "\x81"
          -2 show-region
          set-variable #l1 $window-line
          2 show-region
          set-variable #l2 $window-line
          ; If the lines are equal then quit now.
          !if &equ #l1 #l2
              ; Failed - Reactivate the region that is active.
              goto-position "\x81"
              !force 4 show-region
              !abort
          !endif
          ; Set up for a hilighting operation.
          set-variable #l8 &lget .osd-search.hilschms @#
          set-variable #l8 &cond &equ #l8 $global-scheme -1 #l8
          ; Compute the top line.
          !if &gre #l1 #l2
              set-variable #l0 #l2
              set-variable #l2 #l1
              set-variable #l1 #l0
          !else
              -2 show-region
          !endif
          ; Hilight all of the lines in the region.
          !repeat
              !if ¬ &or &equ $line-scheme .scheme.fold &equ
$line-scheme .scheme.fold-open
                  ; just do current line - Protect folded lines.
                  set-variable $line-scheme #l8
              !endif
              !force forward-line
              set-variable #l1 &add #l1 1
          !until &gre #l1 #l2
          ; Knock off all of the region stuff and resume first position.
          !force -3 show-region
          !force  3 show-region
          !force -1 show-region
          goto-position "\x81"
          !return
      !endif
      !abort
!emacro

; line-scheme & osd-line-scheme external interfaces, used by the
multi-menu code
define-macro line-scheme
      !if @?
          ; See if this is a region hilight operation, if so then do it
          ; immediately before search-get-region-text destroys the region
          ; information. Returns TRUE if a region has been hilighted.
          !force @# hilight-region-text
          !if $status
              !return
          !endif
          ; @# is a scheme number (1 == remove), if text is hilighted
          ; the search all buffer for it and hilight, else just do
current line
          !force 0 search-get-region-text
          !if $status
              ; if some text is hilighted, use that as the search string
              set-variable #l0 .osd-search.search
              set-variable #l1 .osd-search.scheme
              set-variable .osd-search.search #l9
              set-variable .osd-search.scheme @#
              !force !force 5 osd-search-hilight
              set-variable .osd-search.search #l0
              set-variable .osd-search.scheme #l1
          !elif ¬ &or &equ $line-scheme .scheme.fold &equ $line-scheme
.scheme.fold-open
              ; just do current line - Protect folded lines.
              set-variable #l8 &lget .osd-search.hilschms @#
              set-variable #l8 &cond &equ #l8 $global-scheme -1 #l8
              set-variable $line-scheme #l8
          !endif
      !else
          ; remove all hilighting
          osd-search-hilight
      !endif
!emacro


Differences on File "search.emf"
--------------------------------

cd c:/me/macros/
cvs diff -c -w

? .ziplist
? memacros.tar.gz
cvs server: Diffing .
Index: search.emf
===================================================================
RCS file: /home/cvs/cvsroot/me/macros/search.emf,v
retrieving revision 2.8
diff -c -w -r2.8 search.emf
*** search.emf 26 Jan 2003 15:06:07 -0000 2.8
--- search.emf 23 Feb 2003 15:18:41 -0000
***************
*** 486,491 ****
--- 486,538 ----
        !abort
    !emacro

+ 0 define-macro hilight-region-text
+     0 show-region
+     !if &equ &band $result 5 5
+         !if ¬ &band $result 2
+             3 show-region
+         !endif
+         set-position "\x81"
+         -2 show-region
+         set-variable #l1 $window-line
+         2 show-region
+         set-variable #l2 $window-line
+         ; If the lines are equal then quit now.
+         !if &equ #l1 #l2
+             ; Failed - Reactivate the region that is active.
+             goto-position "\x81"
+             !force 4 show-region
+             !abort
+         !endif
+         ; Set up for a hilighting operation.
+         set-variable #l8 &lget .osd-search.hilschms @#
+         set-variable #l8 &cond &equ #l8 $global-scheme -1 #l8
+         ; Compute the top line.
+         !if &gre #l1 #l2
+             set-variable #l0 #l2
+             set-variable #l2 #l1
+             set-variable #l1 #l0
+         !else
+             -2 show-region
+         !endif
+         ; Hilight all of the lines in the region.
+         !repeat
+             !if ¬ &or &equ $line-scheme .scheme.fold &equ
$line-scheme .scheme.fold-open
+                 ; just do current line - Protect folded lines.
+                 set-variable $line-scheme #l8
+             !endif
+             !force forward-line
+             set-variable #l1 &add #l1 1
+         !until &gre #l1 #l2
+         ; Knock off all of the region stuff and resume first position.
+         !force -3 show-region
+         !force  3 show-region
+         !force -1 show-region
+         goto-position "\x81"
+         !return
+     !endif
+     !abort
+ !emacro

    osd .osd.sar-srl 00  "s" 30 11 -1 -1
    osd .osd.sar-srl 10  "Sf" "&Search for" 20
***************
*** 634,639 ****
--- 681,693 ----
    ; line-scheme & osd-line-scheme external interfaces, used by the
multi-menu code
    define-macro line-scheme
        !if @?
+         ; See if this is a region hilight operation, if so then do it
+         ; immediately before search-get-region-text destroys the region
+         ; information. Returns TRUE if a region has been hilighted.
+         !force @# hilight-region-text
+         !if $status
+             !return
+         !endif
            ; @# is a scheme number (1 == remove), if text is hilighted
            ; the search all buffer for it and hilight, else just do
current line
            !force 0 search-get-region-text
[EXIT]

Hi everyone. I am new to this list (and to me).

I have just recently started using me for most things (I love emacs
but the size and slowness is just too much), but I can't get it to
highlight  jsp syntax (html + java within <% %> tags). This is the
main thing keeping me away from using microemacs for everything.

Also, I saw your messages about getting html + JavaScript highlighted
and, when testing on a page, I was glad to find that the latest
version (Dec-2002) does it when you use <script language="JavaScript">
but not when using just <script>. Any hints on how to extend the
highlighting to use that too.

I am completely new to lisp and such languages, so please be patient
with me.

Thanks

Gabriel

Gabriel,

The starting point for this is the existing html file hook (hkhtml.emf) which
supports both Visual Basic and Java script hilighting. In the file hook you will
find the following:

     !force exec-file "hkvb"
     !if $status
         hilight .hilight.html  0x80 "<%" .hilight.vb   .scheme.prepro
         hilight .hilight.htmlT 0x80 "<%" .hilight.vb   .scheme.prepro
         hilight .hilight.vb    0x80 "%>" .hilight.html .scheme.prepro
         hilight .hilight.html  0x80 "<script\\s +language=VBScript[^>]*>"
.hilight.vb .scheme.prepro
         hilight .hilight.vb    0x80 "</script>" 0      .scheme.prepro
         ;    indent .hilight.vb b "<" ">"
     !endif
     !force exec-file "hkjava"
     !if $status
         hilight .hilight.html 0x80 "<script\\s +language=javascript[^>]*>"
.hilight.java .scheme.prepro
         hilight .hilight.html 0x80 "<script\\s +language=\"javascript\"[^>]*>"
.hilight.java .scheme.prepro
         hilight .hilight.java 0x80 "</script>" 0       .scheme.prepro
         hilight .hilight.java 0x80 "</SCRIPT>" 0       .scheme.prepro
     !endif

While this looks scary its simply swapping hilighting schemes when certain tags
are met, currently when <% is encountered it swaps to Visual Basic rather than
java and a simple <script> is not handled as in html the language must be given.

Do jsp files have a '.jsp' extension?

From my understanding I would copy hkhtml.emf to hkjsp.emf and replace html with
jsp, rip out any references to vb and modify the above tokens to swap to java on
the <% and <script> tags.

You then need to add a hook into me.emf to use your new fhook-jsp when a jsp
file is loaded (look for fhook-html - strictly speaking you should add this to
your user Setup File in user-setup).

Lastly it would be good if you could submit your changes back to me so I can
wrap it into the next release of ME! It would help me if you could include a
suitable JSP example so I can check the file hook etc.

If you get stuff drop me an email (with a JSP example!)

Steve

> -----Original Message-----
> From: prelude_2_murder [mailto:prelude_2_murder@...]
> Sent: 26 March 2003 11:58
> To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [jasspa] JSP highlighting?
>
>
> Hi everyone. I am new to this list (and to me).
>
> I have just recently started using me for most things (I love emacs
> but the size and slowness is just too much), but I can't get it to
> highlight  jsp syntax (html + java within <% %> tags). This is the
> main thing keeping me away from using microemacs for everything.
>
> Also, I saw your messages about getting html + JavaScript highlighted
> and, when testing on a page, I was glad to find that the latest
> version (Dec-2002) does it when you use <script language="JavaScript">
> but not when using just <script>. Any hints on how to extend the
> highlighting to use that too.
>
> I am completely new to lisp and such languages, so please be patient
> with me.
>
> Thanks
>
> Gabriel
>
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Thanks for your answer. By now I have (mostly) got it right myself. I
am not afraid of changing things around, I just don't understand even a
little about Lisp.

Your solution is better, but what I did was:

What I did was in me.emf added .jsp to the extensions for the html
mode, as jsp pages are just html pages with embedded java.

Added "<script>" "<%" to the "openers" of the java section (if that is
the right term), as it is already done for JavaScript and "%>" for the
end ("</script>" is already there) in hkhtml.emf.

Now, the only problem I have is that autoindenting doesn't seem to work
on either of them (javascript or java code). I'm completely lost in
there, so any help would be welcome.

Should I post a copy of this to the list?

Thanks very much for your help, I will email you the changes when I
have done them (I have two deadlines tomorrow, so I am far too busy to
sit down and write something clean, I'll have to live with my hack for
now).

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Sorry for the rather large delay :-) The easiest way to do this is via the
Buffer Setup, try the following:

	 1) Load a C file
	 2) Goto Help -> Buffer Setup
	 3) In the Buffer Setup dialog set 'Insert New Template' to 'N'
	 4) Exit

You should never see a C template inserted again!

Steve

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Yong Kwang Goh [mailto:gohyongkwang@...]
> Sent: 23 September 2002 05:02
> To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [jasspa] Disabling template text
>
>
> Each time I create a new C program file, it would stick in a
> huge comment
> block for me to fill in name and company and some legal stuff.
>
> What I want is just a plain empty text file to write my code.
> How do I
> disable the auto-template insert?
>
> I read thru the FAQ and it just mentioned about file-hook and
> setting up
> user preferences and I do not know how to go about doing it.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
> ---
> Goh, Yong Kwang
> Singapore
>
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Phillips, Steven wrote:
> Sorry for the rather large delay :-) The easiest way to do this is via the
Buffer Setup, try the following:
>
>  1) Load a C file
>  2) Goto Help -> Buffer Setup
>  3) In the Buffer Setup dialog set 'Insert New Template' to 'N'
>  4) Exit
>
> You should never see a C template inserted again!
>
> Steve
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Yong Kwang Goh [mailto:gohyongkwang@...]
>>Sent: 23 September 2002 05:02
>>To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
>>Subject: [jasspa] Disabling template text

Sorry for the large delay - 8 months !
Wicked - I chuckled at this one.

I'll mark my diary for Jan 2004 to
look out for the "Thanks Steve - that
sorted my problem" to come back.

Jon.

Well, better late than never and someone else might be wondering how to...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jon Green [mailto:jon@...]
> Sent: 15 May 2003 14:38
> To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [jasspa] Disabling template text
>
>
> Phillips, Steven wrote:
> > Sorry for the rather large delay :-) The easiest way to do
> this is via the Buffer Setup, try the following:
> >
> >  1) Load a C file
> >  2) Goto Help -> Buffer Setup
> >  3) In the Buffer Setup dialog set 'Insert New Template' to 'N'
> >  4) Exit
> >
> > You should never see a C template inserted again!
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>From: Yong Kwang Goh [mailto:gohyongkwang@...]
> >>Sent: 23 September 2002 05:02
> >>To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> >>Subject: [jasspa] Disabling template text
>
> Sorry for the large delay - 8 months !
> Wicked - I chuckled at this one.
>
> I'll mark my diary for Jan 2004 to
> look out for the "Thanks Steve - that
> sorted my problem" to come back.
>
> Jon.
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The default yank (or paste) action with the middle
mouse button is to insert copied text at the current cursor
position. This requires that the cursor is moved to the
new position before the mouse middle button is pressed.

This behviour can be changed to "yank" to the position
of the mouse cursor when the middle button is
pressed. To do this then perform the following
actions:-

	 M-x user-setup (or Help->User Setup)
	 Select the "Mouse" Tab
	 Change "Button" to "Middle"
	 You will see the default option is "No Move Yank"
	 Change this to "Move to Yank"

The Yank or paste will now be performed wherever
the mouse cursor is when the middle button is pressed.

Regards
Jon.

Just installed microemacs on my new pc. When I launch me from the
desktop icon, the file that is automatically loaded is my user emf
macro file. On all the other machines I've loaded me on, when I launch
me, I get the me help file (the one with the htmlized help
selections). I'd like to get that help file on the new machine, too.
Must be easy to do that, but how?

Does 'esc ?' (or 'esc x help') work? This should bring up the on-line help
pages. If not is it most likely that you have not installed the on-line help,
this can be verified by looking for the me.ehf file in the macros directory. You
can get this file either from you other machines or from the web-site (Downloads
-> me.ehf.gz or meehf.zip).

If this does work then the most likely reason for the help page not
automatically coming up is because you have created a proper user setup (i.e.
you have a psventek.erf user setup file). The assumption is that a user familiar
enough with ME to do this does not want the start-up of ME slowed down every
time by the load of the 1.5Mb on-line help! The other reason why the on-line
help my not be auto loaded is if a file name was given on the command-line (or
double clicking on a file in explorer etc).

Hope this answers your query,

Steve

> -----Original Message-----
> From: psventek [mailto:psventek@...]
> Sent: 26 June 2003 04:25
> To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [jasspa] new install question
>
>
> Just installed microemacs on my new pc. When I launch me from the
> desktop icon, the file that is automatically loaded is my user emf
> macro file. On all the other machines I've loaded me on, when I launch
> me, I get the me help file (the one with the htmlized help
> selections). I'd like to get that help file on the new machine, too.
> Must be easy to do that, but how?
>
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Steven,

> Does 'esc ?' (or 'esc x help') work? This should bring up the
on-line >help pages.

Yes it does, this is the window I want to come up when I d\double
click the me32 icon to fire up the editor.

>If not is it most likely that you have not installed the on-line
>help, this can be verified by looking for the me.ehf file in the
>macros directory.

Yes, this file exists in the macros directory.

> If this does work then the most likely reason for the help page not
>automatically coming up is because you have created a proper user
>setup >(i.e. you have a psventek.erf user setup file).

Yes, I have a "psventek.erf" file in the macros directory (but even
when I remove it, I still get the psventek.emf file in the me32 window
when I fire the editor up). Is there a line in the psventek.erf file I
can put the name of the *help* file in to get this file to load first
time?!

I need to understand the problem first, the mail below suggests that the file
psventek.emf is being loaded and displayed, why? I'm guessing that this is
caused by either your short-cut having the emf file on the command-line (i.e.
"me32 psventek.emf" instead of just "me32") or your psventek.emf file is being
executed and it has an error in it (ME will then display the file and set the
cursor to the point of the error). The first is most likely as having removed 
psventek.erf it should not be executing psventek.emf.

If you can stop psventek.emf being automatically loaded you will either get the
"*scratch*" or the "*help*" buffer displayed, if its the *scratch* buffer, you
have a valid user setup and you need to add the following to your psventek.emf
start-up file (taken from the top of me.emf):

     define-macro start-up
         !if &seq $buffer-bname "*scratch*"
             help
             delete-window
         !endif
     !emacro

Steve

> -----Original Message-----
> From: psventek [mailto:psventek@...]
> Sent: 27 June 2003 02:06
> To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [jasspa] Re: new install question
>
>
> Steven,
>
> > Does 'esc ?' (or 'esc x help') work? This should bring up the
> on-line >help pages.
>
> Yes it does, this is the window I want to come up when I d\double
> click the me32 icon to fire up the editor.
>
> >If not is it most likely that you have not installed the on-line
> >help, this can be verified by looking for the me.ehf file in the
> >macros directory.
>
> Yes, this file exists in the macros directory.
>
> > If this does work then the most likely reason for the help page not
> >automatically coming up is because you have created a proper user
> >setup >(i.e. you have a psventek.erf user setup file).
>
> Yes, I have a "psventek.erf" file in the macros directory (but even
> when I remove it, I still get the psventek.emf file in the me32 window
> when I fire the editor up). Is there a line in the psventek.erf file I
> can put the name of the *help* file in to get this file to load first
> time?!
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Steven,

> I need to understand the problem first, the mail below suggests that
the file psventek.emf is being loaded and displayed, why?
>
> If you can stop psventek.emf being automatically loaded...

When I look into the properties window of the me32 icon on my desktop,
it says:

Target: "C\Program Files\JASSPA\MicroEmacs\me32.exe" -c

On a lark, I removed the -c tag.

When I click on the me32 icon now, MicroEmacs behaves properly; I get
the help window.

Attached, 'C' style definitions for <stdint.h>
add (or create a new file in the macros search path)
to "myc.emf" to extend the hilighting.

Also hilighting for "/* TODO" in a 'C' comment.

These should probably be added to hkc.emf as
standard.

Regards
Jon.
--
!if &and &sin "h" .fhook-c.setup &band .hilight.flags 0x02
     ; Extend the hilighting for the IEEE Std 1003.1 <stdint.h>
     ; See http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007904975/basedefs/stdint.h.html
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "uint8_t"          .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int8_t"           .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "uint16_t"         .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int16_t"          .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "uint32_t"         .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int32_t"          .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "uint64_t"         .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int64_t"          .scheme.type
     ; Minimum with integers
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int_least8_t"     .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int_least16_t"    .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int_least32_t"    .scheme.type
     hilight .hilight.c    1 "int_least64_t"    .scheme.type
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!endif

Hello, just for your interest:

I updated my ME-pages, there are some documentation (pdf- and
chm-files) and some extensions for microemacs like r, js, tcl.mode.
Comments are welcome.

see:
http://www.dgroth.de/

regards,
Detlef

I have been using me99 for several years under windoze, and have recently
migrated to Linux. I just installed the Dec 2002 version, and have a
couple of funny things which I do not understand and cannot find help for
in the documentation. Could you give me a hand?

1. The keypad is in numeric mode, even though the numlock light is off and
it works properly in all other X applications. Turning ON the numlock
makes it work properly in me, but only me. It is impossibly annoying to
have to remember to put in into the `wrong' state for it to work. What can
I do to make it work properly?

2. Underlining seems to be permanently on. I am using a 12-point Lucida
bold font, but the behavior is the same with the default or suggested
font. The $system variable is 30866, but turning off the 0x10 bit (30850)
does not change the behavior. What do I need to do?

Thanks much in advance,

jim gunn

> -----Original Message-----
> From: jegunn [mailto:jeg@...]
> Sent: 04 August 2003 00:29
> To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [jasspa] a couple of simple(? and probably silly) questions
>
>
>
> I have been using me99 for several years under windoze, and
> have recently
> migrated to Linux. I just installed the Dec 2002 version, and have a
> couple of funny things which I do not understand and cannot
> find help for
> in the documentation. Could you give me a hand?
>
> 1. The keypad is in numeric mode, even though the numlock
> light is off and
> it works properly in all other X applications. Turning ON the numlock
> makes it work properly in me, but only me. It is impossibly
> annoying to
> have to remember to put in into the `wrong' state for it to
> work. What can
> I do to make it work properly?

The short term solution is for you to use translate-key for correct the problem,
please see the docs on this command, there have also been some e-mail traffic
through this group on how to usin this command. The long term solution is for us
to reproduce and fix the issue.

> 2. Underlining seems to be permanently on. I am using a
> 12-point Lucida
> bold font, but the behavior is the same with the default or suggested
> font. The $system variable is 30866, but turning off the 0x10
> bit (30850)
> does not change the behavior. What do I need to do?

This problem could be caused by one of two things:

1) The found you are using is underlined, to find the name of the font being
used use the main menus Help -> User Setup -> Platform -> Font Name (if this is
blank then its using the ME default
"-*-fixed-medium-r-normal--15-*-*-*-c-90-iso8859-1"). Try changing this to a
known good font).

2) The color scheme could use the underline style liberally, see Help -> Scheme
Editor -> Schemes, change the 'U' column. If the underline is being used too
much try a different scheme (such as Basic Black on Cream), set this in Help ->
User Setup -> Platform -> Color Scheme.

Steve

>
> Thanks much in advance,
>
> jim gunn
>
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Curioser and curioser. I was able to get rid of the underlining by turning
'use-fonts' off in the user setup, which seemed to do nothing visible
except change $system from 30866 to 30850, which seemed to do nothing at
all when I had done it 'by hand' before. I incidentally have a *MAJOR*
unhappiness with user-setup; almost anything you do, even if it should not
touch user.emf, seems to wipe out your user.emf file with all your
carefully crafted macros and bindings. I am sure I am using it wrong, but
the documentation, while seemingly complete, is not much help in avoiding
this problem.  I learned years ago just to keep it backed up and restore
it, but I wonder what the point of setting it up this way is.

Anyway, one down.

The keypad thing is a puzzle. I cannot, I think, use translate-key,
because me thinks the keypad 7 is just a numeric 7, and if I translate
7 to `home' it will translate both the keypad 7 and the top line 7 to
home and I will have no `7' key *at all*. Or am I missing something??
I do not understand how me subverts the X keyboard translation so
thoroughly and neatly.

I am using stock Redhat 8 on a Pentium IV machine with an ASUS P4B533-M
motherboard, Intel 845 chipset; sorry I did not say before.

Any ideas?

thanks much, and thanks more for a really neat piece of code.

--jim gunn

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Phillips, Steven  wrote:

>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: jegunn [mailto:jeg@...]
> > Sent: 04 August 2003 00:29
> > To: jasspa@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [jasspa] a couple of simple(? and probably silly) questions
> >
> >
> >
> > I have been using me99 for several years under windoze, and
> > have recently
> > migrated to Linux. I just installed the Dec 2002 version, and have a
> > couple of funny things which I do not understand and cannot
> > find help for
> > in the documentation. Could you give me a hand?
> >
> > 1. The keypad is in numeric mode, even though the numlock
> > light is off and
> > it works properly in all other X applications. Turning ON the numlock
> > makes it work properly in me, but only me. It is impossibly
> > annoying to
> > have to remember to put in into the `wrong' state for it to
> > work. What can
> > I do to make it work properly?
>
> The short term solution is for you to use translate-key for correct the
problem, please see the docs on this command, there have also been some e-mail
traffic through this group on how to usin this command. The long term solution
is for us to reproduce and fix the issue.
>
> > 2. Underlining seems to be permanently on. I am using a
> > 12-point Lucida
> > bold font, but the behavior is the same with the default or suggested
> > font. The $system variable is 30866, but turning off the 0x10
> > bit (30850)
> > does not change the behavior. What do I need to do?
>
> This problem could be caused by one of two things:
>
> 1) The found you are using is underlined, to find the name of the font being
used use the main menus Help -> User Setup -> Platform -> Font Name (if this is
blank then its using the ME default
"-*-fixed-medium-r-normal--15-*-*-*-c-90-iso8859-1"). Try changing this to a
known good font).
>
> 2) The color scheme could use the underline style liberally, see Help ->
Scheme Editor -> Schemes, change the 'U' column. If the underline is being used
too much try a different scheme (such as Basic Black on Cream), set this in Help
-> User Setup -> Platform -> Color Scheme.
>
> Steve
>
> >
> > Thanks much in advance,
> >
> > jim gunn
> >
> >
> >
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jegunn wrote:
> Curioser and curioser. I was able to get rid of the underlining by turning
> 'use-fonts' off in the user setup, which seemed to do nothing visible
> except change $system from 30866 to 30850, which seemed to do nothing at
> all when I had done it 'by hand' before. I incidentally have a *MAJOR*
> unhappiness with user-setup; almost anything you do, even if it should not
> touch user.emf, seems to wipe out your user.emf file with all your
> carefully crafted macros and bindings. I am sure I am using it wrong, but
> the documentation, while seemingly complete, is not much help in avoiding
> this problem.  I learned years ago just to keep it backed up and restore
> it, but I wonder what the point of setting it up this way is.
>

It sounds like your configuration is incorrect.
Within your .zshenv/.cshrc/.profile add something
like the following:-

#
# Set up Microemacs
#
MEPATH=$HOME/.microemacs:/opt/jasspa/company:/opt/jasspa/macros:/opt/jasspa/spel\
ling
export MEPATH

Create the directory $(HOME)/.microemacs and place
your local config files in here (<logname>.emf etc.)
Logout/In or re-source the start-up script and
it should then work OK. The path order is important
here and your own directory should appear first in
the list.

With respect to fonts, my system setting is something
like this (1600x1200 display) - values taken from the .erf
file, no underline problems etc. I hope that you read
the notes on the 12/02 release, you cannot move the
.erf file between older releases, if you do then this
causes problems (similar to the ones you describe).
It should not be necessary to mess with the $system
bits, the only time that I have ever needed to do this
is with a problematic TTY console configuration, the
rest of the time the user-setup is sufficient.

// Sun Solaris

"sunos" {
  "ext-char-set" = "1"
  "fence" = "4"
  "file-ignore" = "~ ./"
  "font" = "-*-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-*-*-*-*-*-*-m-*-*-*"
  "scheme" = "schemebh"
  "scroll-bar" = "0x1be"
  "system" = "252050"
  "toolbar" = "1"
}

// Linux X-Windows

"linux" {
  "blink" = "750"
  "ext-char-set" = "1"
  "fence" = "2"
  "file-ignore" = "~ ./"
  "font" = "-*-clean-medium-r-*-*-*-130-*-*-*-*-*-*"
  "scheme" = "schemesf"
  "scroll" = "17"
  "scroll-bar" = "0x1bf"
  "toolbar" = "1"
}

// Linux Console

"linuxc" {
  "system" = "30869"
}

> Anyway, one down.
>
> The keypad thing is a puzzle. I cannot, I think, use translate-key,
> because me thinks the keypad 7 is just a numeric 7, and if I translate
> 7 to `home' it will translate both the keypad 7 and the top line 7 to
> home and I will have no `7' key *at all*. Or am I missing something??
> I do not understand how me subverts the X keyboard translation so
> thoroughly and neatly.
>
> I am using stock Redhat 8 on a Pentium IV machine with an ASUS P4B533-M
> motherboard, Intel 845 chipset; sorry I did not say before.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> thanks much, and thanks more for a really neat piece of code.

Yep, there are some problems here on my Sun under Solaris.
Just applying a fix now to use <X11/keysym.h> to perform
the mapping. This should give a good translation into ME.
I'll also test it under Linux (Slackware) and then push
the fixes up onto jasspa.com. Note that this build will
include a number of newer features as it comes from the
top of the CVS development tree, but is stable. Will
push early next week which will give me a chance to
test it properly - I will assume that you can build
from source - let me know if you want a binary image.

Regards
Jon.

<SNIP>

Thanks much, Jon, and sorry. I did *not* read the release notes and,
in fact, started with my .erf file from me99, just like the notes
said not to do. mea culpa.

I eagerly await the new source. I have not built me from source before,
but have all the tools and will certainly give it a go.

As to the setup, I think I have done it correctly; looks functionally just
like yours (except that I use bash), and I have things in the right order:

export MEPATH=$HOME/.jasspa02:/usr/local/jasspa02

but seemingly whenever I go to user-setup and actually *do* anything
at all, $HOME/.jasspa02/jeg.emf gets replaced by a trivial file of
the same name with a fancy header but with no content. ??

thanks much

--jim

On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Jon Green wrote:

> jegunn wrote:
> > Curioser and curioser. I was able to get rid of the underlining by turning
> > 'use-fonts' off in the user setup, which seemed to do nothing visible
> > except change $system from 30866 to 30850, which seemed to do nothing at
> > all when I had done it 'by hand' before. I incidentally have a *MAJOR*
> > unhappiness with user-setup; almost anything you do, even if it should not
> > touch user.emf, seems to wipe out your user.emf file with all your
> > carefully crafted macros and bindings. I am sure I am using it wrong, but
> > the documentation, while seemingly complete, is not much help in avoiding
> > this problem.  I learned years ago just to keep it backed up and restore
> > it, but I wonder what the point of setting it up this way is.
> >
>
> It sounds like your configuration is incorrect.
> Within your .zshenv/.cshrc/.profile add something
> like the following:-
>
> #
> # Set up Microemacs
> #
>
MEPATH=$HOME/.microemacs:/opt/jasspa/company:/opt/jasspa/macros:/opt/jasspa/spel\
ling
> export MEPATH
>
> Create the directory $(HOME)/.microemacs and place
> your local config files in here (<logname>.emf etc.)
> Logout/In or re-source the start-up script and
> it should then work OK. The path order is important
> here and your own directory should appear first in
> the list.
>
> With respect to fonts, my system setting is something
> like this (1600x1200 display) - values taken from the .erf
> file, no underline problems etc. I hope that you read
> the notes on the 12/02 release, you cannot move the
> .erf file between older releases, if you do then this
> causes problems (similar to the ones you describe).
> It should not be necessary to mess with the $system
> bits, the only time that I have ever needed to do this
> is with a problematic TTY console configuration, the
> rest of the time the user-setup is sufficient.
<SNIP>
> Yep, there are some problems here on my Sun under Solaris.
> Just applying a fix now to use <X11/keysym.h> to perform
> the mapping. This should give a good translation into ME.
> I'll also test it under Linux (Slackware) and then push
> the fixes up onto jasspa.com. Note that this build will
> include a number of newer features as it comes from the
> top of the CVS development tree, but is stable. Will
> push early next week which will give me a chance to
> test it properly - I will assume that you can build
> from source - let me know if you want a binary image.
>
> Regards
> Jon.
<SNIP>

jegunn wrote:
> Thanks much, Jon, and sorry. I did *not* read the release notes and,
> in fact, started with my .erf file from me99, just like the notes
> said not to do. mea culpa.
>
> I eagerly await the new source. I have not built me from source before,
> but have all the tools and will certainly give it a go.
>
> As to the setup, I think I have done it correctly; looks functionally just
> like yours (except that I use bash), and I have things in the right order:
>
> export MEPATH=$HOME/.jasspa02:/usr/local/jasspa02
>
> but seemingly whenever I go to user-setup and actually *do* anything
> at all, $HOME/.jasspa02/jeg.emf gets replaced by a trivial file of
> the same name with a fancy header but with no content. ??
>
> thanks much
>
> --jim
>
Jim,

	 I've uploaded a new build (with Linux executable) you
	 will find it at http://www.jasspa.com/experimental.html
	 This should fix the problems with the keypad also
	 you will get some new keys that were previously unmapped.

	 A bit of a larger job than I expected as my PC went
	 down and had to re-build a new PC - still gave me the
	 opportunity to upgrade to Linux Slackware 9.0.

	 I'm still at a loss as to why you are loosing
	 your private profile information. At a guess I
	 would say you have two files with the same name
	 in a different location. Try the following:-

	 a) If there is any file called "jeg.emf" in
	    the main macros directory then delete them.
  	    The only file "jeg.emf", "jeg..." should be in
	    your $HOME/.jasspa02 directory. (The supplied
 	    macro files should be installed read-only in
	    /usr/local/microemacs).

	 b) I assume your login name is "jeg" (or $LOGNAME)
	    if this is not the case then set the environment
	    variable $MENAME to be "jeg" in your .profile
  	    shell start up file.

	 c) Make sure that you are not over-riding the
            default names in the "User-setup" window
	    with something else.

	 If your find any more problems then let us know
	 and we will attempt to resolve them.

Regards
Jon.

The current head of the development tree is
now available on http://www.jasspa.com/experimental.html

This is not an official release and has been posted
to fix a problem on Linux.

New things in this code drop include
   - Improved folding support.
   - Prototype of command "page-file" which
     allows very large files to be viewed
     without loading the whole file into
     memory.
   - Bug fixes.

This is the 'head' of the current development
tree so be warned (although is in constant use
by us internally so it should be stable).

This build has ONLY been tested on Windows,
Sun and Linux. The UNIX key input has yet to
be tested on HP-UX, IRIX, AIX and BSD systems.

This is backwards compatible with the 12/02 release.

Regards
Jon

Jon,

I'm babysitting a very active two-year-old granddaughter, so I don't have time
at the moment to
check, but if you will put (if there isn't already one) an hp-ux binary on the
experimental page I
will be happy to test it.  I use jasspa-me exclusively on the hp-ux system at
work.

Thanks,
Rick.

--- Jon Green <jon@...> wrote:
> The current head of the development tree is
> now available on http://www.jasspa.com/experimental.html
>
> This is not an official release and has been posted
> to fix a problem on Linux.
>
> New things in this code drop include
>   - Improved folding support.
>   - Prototype of command "page-file" which
>     allows very large files to be viewed
>     without loading the whole file into
>     memory.
>   - Bug fixes.
>
> This is the 'head' of the current development
> tree so be warned (although is in constant use
> by us internally so it should be stable).
>
> This build has ONLY been tested on Windows,
> Sun and Linux. The UNIX key input has yet to
> be tested on HP-UX, IRIX, AIX and BSD systems.
>
> This is backwards compatible with the 12/02 release.
>
> Regards
> Jon
>
>


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"Life is hard. It's even harder if you're stupid." -- John Wayne

Rick Owen wrote:
> Jon,
>
> I'm babysitting a very active two-year-old granddaughter, so I don't have time
at the moment to
> check, but if you will put (if there isn't already one) an hp-ux binary on the
experimental page I
> will be happy to test it.  I use jasspa-me exclusively on the hp-ux system at
work.
>
> Thanks,
> Rick.
>
Hi Rick,

	 I do not have access to a HP-UX machine at the moment
	 so I cannot post one. I'll try and get Steve to build
	 it if he is not on holiday and forward an image.

	 Note that this is not an official release, but had to
	 post a binary to fix some Linux problems - hence
	 why this has appeared now.

Regards
Jon.

Hi Jon,
--- Jon Green <jon@...> wrote:
> Hi Rick,
>
>  I do not have access to a HP-UX machine at the moment
>  so I cannot post one. I'll try and get Steve to build
>  it if he is not on holiday and forward an image.

Thanks.  I'd build it myself but the machine to which I have access has had all
development tools
removed.
>
>  Note that this is not an official release, but had to
>  post a binary to fix some Linux problems - hence
>  why this has appeared now.

Not a problem -- I like living in the cutting (or is it bleeding) edge of my
software tools.. :)

Thanks,
Rick.

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"Life is hard. It's even harder if you're stupid." -- John Wayne

Dr. Detlef Groth wrote:
> Hello, just for your interest:
>
> I updated my ME-pages, there are some documentation (pdf- and
> chm-files) and some extensions for microemacs like r, js, tcl.mode.
> Comments are welcome.
>
> see:
> http://www.dgroth.de/
>
> regards,
> Detlef

Detlef,

	 Just found your me2002 PDF documentation on your site -
	 nice job, I shall be using this in future for accessing
	 the documentation.

	 Thanks.

Regards
Jon.

Folks,

	 I've posted two ISO disc images of Jasspa MicroEmacs
	 to http://www.jasspa.com which are available for
	 download. I originally constructed these for my
	 own benefit but decided that I should perhaps
	 clean them up and make them more publically
	 available. I decided on 2 images just because
	 of the feasibility of download times:-

	 Full disk (40M) - Broadband download
	 Exec disk (6M)  - 56K Modem download

	 I also decided to post them now with the old
	 release, depending on the reaction then
	 we will decided what to do for the next
	 release towards the end of the year.

	 If you have any comments or suggestions then
	 please let me know (either directly or via
	 the group). I found my early disks really
	 useful at work which was why I made them
	 in the first place, so I'll be interested
	 to know if other people find them useful as
	 well. Also any comments on what might also
	 be included if you think that there are
	 omissions.

	 In putting these together I followed a few
	 of the links that are floating around
	 and found some good stuff:-

	 http://www.microemacs.de

		 Detlef has re bundled the documentation
		 in Windows CHM and Adobe PDF formats.
		 This is much more accessible.

	 http://www.hardline.org

		 The folks here have been busy, there
		 are Linux Debian and RPM packages across
		 various platforms.

	 I have cross linked these references into the
	 download page to make them much more accessible.
	 People can find what we (JASSPA) do not provide
	 without looking too far. In addition, I have
	 included some of this material into the full CD-Image
	 - so many thanks to Detlef and `Hardline' (sorry
	 I do not know your name).

Regards
Jon.

Rick Owen wrote:
> Thanks.  I'd build it myself but the machine to which I have access has had
all development tools
> removed.
>

Rick,

	 A HP-UX 11.xx dev version is now on www.jasspa.com

	 There are also .depot files for HP-UX

Regards
Jon.

Thanks very much.

Rick.

--- Jon Green <jon@...> wrote:
> Rick Owen wrote:
> > Thanks.  I'd build it myself but the machine to which I have access has had
all development
> tools
> > removed.
> >
>
> Rick,
>
>  A HP-UX 11.xx dev version is now on www.jasspa.com
>
>  There are also .depot files for HP-UX
>
> Regards
> Jon.
>
>


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"A cautious political hack whose only strength is selling out to unions and
trial lawyers, Gov. Gray Davis is Bill Clinton without the conscience, Al Gore
without the charm." --Rich Lowry
"Right now, being Gray Davis is like owning a cemetery, you've got a lot of
people under you but nobody's listening." --Argus Hamilton

Hello,

just for your information:

http://www.dgroth.de/me2002/

There is a online ME 2002 documentation with a tree for the table of
contents and easy to navigate index.

The applet was prepared using thinlet-gui so it is quite fast!

You can also find documentation for tcl, perl, javascript (de),
htm/xml (de) there ...

regards,
Detlef