On 2008-04-29 21:41 +0200, Dr. ERDI Gergo wrote: > I've tried both the '-q' and the '-Q' options, I even tried running > emacs22 as a user that never ever started emacs22 before. But still > there's no syntax highlighting in c-mode. > > 21:41:10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ ls /etc/emacs/site-start.d/ > 00debian-vars.el 50festival.el 50slime.el > 20apel.el 50flim.el 50speedbar.el > 40mule-ucs.el 50gcl.el 50tramp.el > 50ada-mode.el 50gettext.el 50vc-svn.el > 50autoconf.el 50gforth.el 50w3m-el.el > 50cedet-common.el 50gtk-doc-tools.el 50xae.el > 50debbugs-el.el 50haskell-mode.el 51debian-el.el > 50debian-el.el 50ilisp.el 51debian-el.el.dpkg-old > 50devscripts-el.el 50mit-scheme.el 51ede.el > 50dictionaries-common.el 50psvn.el 51semi.el > 50dpkg-dev-el.el 50pymacs.el 51speedbar.el > 50eieio.el 50python-mode.el 52semantic.el > 50elserv.el 50quack-el.el 60hyperspec.el > 50emacs-goodies-el.el 50ruby1.8-elisp.el > 50erlang.el 50sawfish.el > 21:41:24 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ ls /etc/emacs22/site-start.d/ > 00debian-vars.elc 50auctex.el 50psgml-init.el 50tdtd.el@ > 60nxml-mode.el
Quite a lot of files, but they are not loaded when you start Emacs with the '-Q' option. The add-on packages only influence the value of load-path then, and I don't see offhand how that turn off font-lock in C mode buffers. > Any other ideas? No real idea what the problem may be, but here are some things you can try (all with emacs22 -Q): - open a C file and see what appears in the *Messages* buffer. Also, what is the value of the font-lock-mode variable then (probably nil, but let's make sure)? And what is the value of c-mode-common-hook? - Turn off global font lock mode with M-x global-font-lock-mode and then open a C file. Is font-lock-mode enabled then? - Ensure that you're using the cc-mode version that comes with emacs22, e.g. with `locate cc-mode.el'. Sven -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
