Re: C formatting

[Kai Großjohann]

Oodini <svdbg@free.fr> writes:

> I put 0, and then I get the *wanted behaviour*.
>      C-x ESC ESC
>      redo (c-set-offset (quote substatement) 0 nil)

Well, if you say so.

> So I modify my .emacs:
>
> (add-hook 'c-mode-hook
>       (function (lambda ()
>               (c-set-style "bsd")
>               (setq c-basic-offset 4)
>               (c-set-offset 0)

The above c-set-offset statement is obviously different from the one
you get after C-x ESC ESC.

Please try the one from C-x ESC ESC.
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Oodini <svdbg@free.fr> writes:

> and then what what you said:
>      C-x C-o

C-c C-o, not C-x C-o...

> I get the the statement
>      Syntactic symabol to change: substatement

I get substatement-open, not substatement.  Did you really try it on
a line which has a brace in it?

> I hit Enter...
>      substatement offset (default +):
> I put 0, and then I get the *wanted behaviour*.
>      C-x ESC ESC
>      redo (c-set-offset (quote substatement) 0 nil)


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    kai> You will need similar links for the man pages and for the
    kai> info files.  (And for info, there is the `dir' file to take
    kai> care of.)

My emacs installation is a shell script that does post-install
adjustments like man-pages, site-lisp, etc. The only change I make to
the script for each new installation, is the emacs version number.

The man-pages get installed in /usr/local/man/manl.
Site-customizations get installed in /usr/common/emacs/site-lisp (the
/usr/common filesystem is mounted on all hosts and is architecture
neutral) and is sym-linked into the /usr/local/emacs-21.1 tree by the
post-install script.

    kai> IMHO, a software isn't fully installed unless its
    kai> documentation is also easily accessible.

Nobody (mostly) reads documentation here; it's faster and easier to
ask me.