I've now heard back from martin rudalics: <quote>
>>Apparently, Zaitseff's modifications are too persistent but I can't tell
>>anything because I don't have the sources.
>
>
> Source follows,
Thanks. Basically, the problem is here
(defun css-mode()
...
; Setting up syntax table
(modify-syntax-entry ?* ". 23")
(modify-syntax-entry ?/ ". 14")
...
This will modify the syntax-table of the current buffer, which can be
any syntax table. You can, for example, in *scratch* do M-x css-mode
and you will get C-like comments in all your Elisp buffers. Weird.
Maybe this stuff works in a mmm-like environment where a buffer may have
multiple major modes. As it stands, the code above is highly dangerous
and should be either fixed (by making a new syntax table) or removed.
</quote> so this bug is in css-mode, not emacs22 (I have now also
reproduced it with emacs21). Should I close this and open a new one
for css-mode, or is there some way to re-assign it to css-mode instead ?
Eddy.
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