>>> John Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> seems to think that:
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>> Just out of curiousity, why do you want to edit jsp pages in jde-mode?
>>
>
>Because _nothing_ really handles JSPs well, as they are a mix of several
>languages at once but JDE was fairly good at it.
>Actually, this is the question I ended up asking myself after much
>wrestling with this issue. I have since stated using multi-mode.el with
>nxml-mode, css-mode, javascript-mode, and, for the java, java-mode which
>doesn't need to have semantic re-parse the file every time I pass into a
>java portion of the page.
Just a generic status on cedet: I've been looking into the multi-mode
stuff recently, particularly with semantic-grammar/emacs-lisp, and
html/javascript. I'm hoping to get semantic to understand this stuff
sometime after the next beta.
>I finally got succeeded in writing a function which can decide whether
>or not it should switch to javascript-mode or nxml-mode after a %>
>(which can occur in both html context and javascript context.
>
>So I think my problem is solved, although I'm still getting tons of
>strange errors after moving to cedets. Among other things, now i can't
>byte-compile my packages because I get a single error stating that
>speedbar-version is not defined and then everything stops. I'm in the
>process of systematically removing things from .emacs until the problem
>goes away, but no luck yet.
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You need to find and erradicate old versions of speedbar from your
Emacs to fix that problem.
Eric
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