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Re: perl-mode confused whith split(/,/,$var);
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Warren L Dodge |
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Re: perl-mode confused whith split(/,/,$var); |
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Sun, 27 Nov 2005 16:02:07 -0800 (PST) |
Sorry about that. I will restate my question with more accurate details.
I am using emacs-22.0.50 on two operating systems
Solaris 8 and GNU/Linux
I am using the console of the Solaris 8 machine to display emacs from both
systems.
I compiled the emacs on both systems using the same options which were just
--prefix and --disable-nls
I am using the same .emacs file on both systems.
Obviously the X11 includes are different on the two systems.
When I emacs a perl file on each system the coloring of the perl-mode is
different. Data in between "" or // is different. On Solaris it is blue and
on GNU/Linux it is a real light fleshy/pink color.
I'd like to figure out why GNU/Linux is different since it is real hard to
see. I am not sure it is a bug or "just the way it is".
Any help in finding this would be appreciated.
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