On Sun, 2004-08-15 at 12:20, Dave Pawson wrote: > On Sun, 2004-08-15 at 16:55, Paul W. Frields wrote: > > I'm hoping someone here has a quick solution. I'm working on a document > > and my tags are giving me a problem under psgml. At a certain point in > > my document, when I use a <filename> tag, slashes in the file name > > content (not inside the tag marker) are being interpreted as ending tags > > for the content outside "filename." So when I type: > > > > <filename>/etc/fstab</filename> > > > > the first slash is being seen as </para>, and the second as </sect1>. > Something is wrong Paul. > The electric close should operate on </ not just on / > Unless some clever person has added even more brevity? > I.e. you shouldn't get tag closure until the </ > > This is code to do it > > (defun sgml-slash-check () "For psgml-mode, if you type `/' after `<', > insert the appropriate end tag, if there is an open element." > (interactive) > (if (= (char-before) 60) > ;; Slash after <, let's end the current open element if we can > (progn > (sgml-parse-to-here) > (cond > ((eq sgml-current-tree sgml-top-tree) > (insert "/")) > ((not (sgml-final-p sgml-current-state)) > (insert "/")) > (t (progn > (delete-backward-char 1) > (insert (sgml-end-tag-of sgml-current-tree)))))) > (insert "/"))) > > > (add-hook 'xml-mode-hook > (lambda () (define-key xml-mode-map "/" `sgml-slash-check))) > > > Its a tortuous path to chase through emacs site-lisp and all > included .el files, but somewhere there should be similar code > to do this. I think its a part of psgml, but the code above > is for xsl-mode, so may be different. > > psgml-edit.el is the file it's normally found it. > > No idea of the 'standard' rh setup. I've been using the same setup since I first started doing FDP stuff; I added the code listed in the Doc Guide to my .emacs file, and haven't changed it. rpm -V psgml looks fine. I think after having battled it for a little while that it's related to doing this: <xref linkend="target"/> instead of: <xref linkend="target"></xref> Exiting Emacs and restarting it seems to "fix" the problem. It only happens using <filename> after <xref/> tags. I'm confused but I'm not sure how to Bugzilla the problem since it could be the Big OE (Operator Error). -- Paul W. Frields, RHCE
