Re: Format of .adp files?

[Preben Randhol <randhol+news@pvv.org>]

Stephen Leake wrote:
> Well, just because you don't like it doesn't mean vim shouldn't
> support it. But ok, one more score for Emacs :).

My point is more why should I bother to support it in the first place
:-) But I think it shouldn't be to hard. The problem is of course
dealing with strings over one line.

> "with system.address_to_access_conversions" 

in Vim for the standard library packages (and procedures and functions)
I intended to make this possible:

   with System.Add and then you should be able to hit <Tab> to complete the
   rest.

> So I never have to hit the shift key (helps avoid Carpal-Tunnel). In

Never? In my Norwegian keyboard I have to hit Shift every time I want "_"

> It helps meet style guidelines. I would never enforce the

Can you point me to where this is? I'm a bit uncertain if this is a GNAT
style guide or the Ada style guide. As I understand, Ada is not case
sensitive although I use casing myself.

> There is a file of exceptions to the normal capitalization rule, so
> things like Ada.Text_IO are done correctly (the _IO violates the
> normal rule). That's the file that should be specified in the .adp
> file.

Where can I find a copy? The Ada-mode for Emacs I have installed on
linux does not capitalize this correctly. Version: 3.5-3

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