[nongnu] elpa/iedit 6d2694356c 253/301: Move "declare-function" invocations outside of "when" statement.

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branch: elpa/iedit
commit 6d2694356c0e90ab7475dd91cae20678bf0cd8cf
Author: Brian Leung <bkleung89@gmail.com>
Commit: Victor <victorhge@gmail.com>

    Move "declare-function" invocations outside of "when" statement.
    
    Also add "ext:" to locations, which is necessary for files outside of
    core Emacs.
---
 iedit-lib.el | 18 +++++++++---------
 1 file changed, 9 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)

diff --git a/iedit-lib.el b/iedit-lib.el
index c117e0a2e4..88ef3fcbbd 100644
--- a/iedit-lib.el
+++ b/iedit-lib.el
@@ -223,12 +223,14 @@ occurrence.")
     map)
   "Default keymap used within occurrence overlays.")
 
+;; The declarations are to avoid compile errors if mc is unknown by Emacs.
+(declare-function mc/create-fake-cursor-at-point "ext:mutiple-cursors-core.el" 
nil)
+(declare-function multiple-cursors-mode "ext:mutiple-cursors-core.el")
+(defvar mc/cmds-to-run-once)
+
 (when (require 'multiple-cursors-core nil t)
-  ;; The declarations are to avoid compile errors if mc is unknown by Emacs. 
-  (declare-function mc/create-fake-cursor-at-point "mutiple-cursor-core.el" 
nil)
-  (declare-function multiple-cursors-mode "mutiple-cursor-core.el")
   (defun iedit-switch-to-mc-mode ()
-    "Switch to multiple-cursors-mode.  So that you can navigate
+    "Switch to `multiple-cursors-mode'.  So that you can navigate
 out of the occurrence and edit simultaneously with multiple
 cursors."
     (interactive "*")
@@ -237,14 +239,12 @@ cursors."
           (offset (- (point) (overlay-start ov)))
           (master (point)))
       (save-excursion
-       (dolist (occurrence iedit-occurrences-overlays)
+        (dolist (occurrence iedit-occurrences-overlays)
          (goto-char (+ (overlay-start occurrence) offset))
          (unless (= master (point))
-           (mc/create-fake-cursor-at-point))
-         ))
+           (mc/create-fake-cursor-at-point))))
       (run-hooks 'iedit-aborting-hook)
-      (multiple-cursors-mode 1)
-      ))
+      (multiple-cursors-mode 1)))
   ;; `multiple-cursors-mode' runs `post-command-hook' function for all the
   ;; cursors. `post-command-hook' is setup in `iedit-switch-to-mc-mode' So the
   ;; function is executed after `iedit-switch-to-mc-mode'. It is not expected.