>>"Michael" == Michael P Soulier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> So, the proper way to handle this is to customize the psgml
Michael> faces then? I'm trying to reinstall psgml now, but my
Michael> connection to the debian servers isn't that great right
Michael> now. I've really got to get away from rogers...
- User Option: sgml-markup-faces
A list of markup to face mappings. Each element looks like
`(MARKUP-TYPE . FACE)'. Possible values for MARKUP-TYPE is:
`comment' comment declaration
`doctype' doctype declaration
`end-tag' end-tag
`ignored' ignored marked section
`ms-start' marked section end, if not ignored
`ms-end' marked section start, if not ignored
`pi' processing instruction
`sgml' SGML declaration
`start-tag' start-tag
`entity' entity reference
`shortref' short reference
>> C-X h mark-whole-buffer
>> ESC C-\ indent-region
>>
>> Prettifies the buffer for me quite nicely.
Michael> Well, it depends on the mode. In cperl-mode I found it
Michael> messed up my code, so I wrote a simpler one. I haven't
Michael> looked at the code for indent-region, so I don't know why it
Michael> doesn't always work intuitively.
I meant for psgml's modes. As for perl, well, Perl syntax is
hard to parse for anything but, umm, perl itself. I wouldn't plcae
blame on indent region or cperl mode for that ;-)
manoj
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