Re: New development for emacs's octave-mode

[c.]

On 29 Apr 2013, at 22:43, c. <address@hidden> wrote:

> 
> On 29 Apr 2013, at 22:26, Leo Liu <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
>> On 2013-04-29 16:49 +0800, c. wrote:
>>> 5. recognizing 'end' when used as a special indexing keyword rather than 
>>> block closure
>>> 6. recognize single quoted strings
>> 
>> 'end' are now properly dehighlighted if used in an index expression.
>> Single-quoted 'string's are already correctly fontfied.
>> 
>> Leo
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Here's a set of abbrev's I often use that might well go in the default abbrev 
> table
> 
> HTH,
> c.


In the "list of builtin variables"

1) there is no builtin variables any more, most of these have been converted to 
functions

2) the following do not appear to exist at all any more:


DEFAULT_EXEC_PATH
DEFAULT_LOADPATH
PWD
__F_DUPFD__
__F_GETFD__
__F_GETFL__
__F_SETFD__
__F_SETFL__
__I__
__Inf__
__J__
__NaN__
__OCTAVE_VERSION__
__O_APPEND__
__O_CREAT__
__O_EXCL__
__O_NONBLOCK__
__O_RDONLY__
__O_RDWR__
__O_TRUNC__
__O_WRONLY__
__PWD__
__SEEK_CUR__
__SEEK_END__
__SEEK_SET__
__argv__
__e__
__eps__
__i__
__inf__
__j__
__nan__
__pi__
__program_invocation_name__
__program_name__
__realmax__
__realmin__
__stderr__
__stdin__
__stdout__
default_save_format
print_answer_id_name
return_last_computed_value

HTH,
c.