Re: set_mode() problem

["John E. Davis" <davis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Peter Bengtsson <mail@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> My .jedrc contains the following:
>
> define html_mode_hook()
>{
>    set_mode("html", 4);
>    if (path_extname(buffer_filename())==".cpt")
>      set_mode("html", 4);
>    if (path_extname(buffer_filename())==".pt")
>      set_mode("html", 4);
>    if (path_extname(buffer_filename())==".zpt")
>      set_mode("html", 4);
>    if (is_substr(buffer_filename(), ".js.dtml")) {
>       set_mode("javascript_mode", 4);
>       error("Yes");
>   }
>}
[...]
> Once opened I can just: M-x javascript_mode
> and that works fine.

  If you want javascript_mode, then you should call it directly.
That is, use:

    if (is_substr(buffer_filename(), ".js.dtml"))
      javascript_mode ();

The set_mode function may be used to set the mode flags and the name
as it appears on the command line.

--John

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