Björn Lindström writes:
>
> The Emacs mode that accompanies the mozart package has a couple of
> misfeatures.
>
> a) It changes the mode line globally. This is alright when Emacs is called
> as 'oz',
> I suppose, but _not_ when just loading a .oz file in a regular Emacs
> session.
>
> b) Most bindings in oz-mode have a prefix of C-. , which often can't be
> produced in
> text mode. For instance, it doesn't work in xterm on my machine. This
> should be
> changed to the more common C-c. (C-. can of course be left in for those
> that have
> gotten used to it.)
>
Hi Björn,
Thanks for your comments. I am no emacs hacker, but ...
a) I don't understand this. The mode-line is changed when we enter
oz-mode. As far as I can see it is only in effect when we are
editing buffers in oz-mode.
For example, I like it that I can start an ordinary emacs, open a
.oz file, automatically get font-lock and the Oz menu, even feed
the buffer (and the mozart emulator is automatically started).
Perhaps you can give me a step-by-step account that shows what you
dislike.
b) I definitely agree! I get bitten by this a lot. I will look into
this.
k
