;;; html-helper-mode.el --- Major mode for composing html files. ;;; v 3.0.3.3 ;; Mantainer : Gian Uberto Lauri , * ;; * works only from DEI, Padova. ;; http://www.gest.unipd.it/~saint/ ;; Original Author: Nelson Minar ;; Original version Maintainer: Nelson Minar ;; Changes by by: Gian Uberto Lauri , * ;; * works only from DEI, Padova. ;; Credits : Larry Smith and Tony Graham for the ASP/PHP matching regexp ;; prototype. ;; Stan Lanning for the defadvice code that prevents indenting ;; of
, for the defadvice code that leaves the cursor
;;           where it is during narrowing to script code, enhancments to
;;           the scripting narrowing
;;           Charles Curley for the commentary of tempo.el behaviour
;;           Samir Barjoud for giving me the luser cap when I didn't notice
;;           that *ALL* I needed to write  html-helper-match-asp-php was in
;;           font-lock.el.
;;           Theodore A. Jump for fixing fold tags in this source (after I
;;           broke them
;;           David J. Biesack for suggesting a good version checking.

;; URL: http://www.gest.unipd.it/~saint/html-helper-mode.el.gz

;; Created: 01 Feb 1994
;; $Id: html-helper-mode.el,v 3.0.3.3 1998/08/06 18:53:03 nelson Exp $
;; Keywords: HTML major-mode

;; LCD Archive Entry:
;; html-helper-mode|Gian Uberto Lauri|lauri@eng.it|
;; Major mode for editing HTML.|
;; 26-Oct-99|Version 3.?.?|http://www.gest.unipd.it/~saint/html-helper-mode.el.gz

;; Copyright (C) 1994 Nelson Minar
;; Copyright (C) 1995 Nelson Minar and Ulrik Dickow
;; Copyright (C) 1999 Nelson Minar, Ulrik Dickow and Gian Uberto Lauri

;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
;; any later version.

;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
;; GNU General Public License for more details.

;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
;; along with GNU Emacs; see the file COPYING.  If not, write to
;; the Free Software Foundation, 675 Massachusettes Ave,
;; Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.

;;{{{ Commentary

;; Installation:
;;   Add this line in your .emacs:
;;     (autoload 'html-helper-mode "html-helper-mode" "Yay HTML" t)
;;   To invoke html-helper-mode automatically on .html files, do this:
;;     (setq auto-mode-alist (cons '("\\.html$" . html-helper-mode) auto-mode-alist))
;;   To invoke html-helper-mode automatically on .asp files, do this:
;;     (setq auto-mode-alist (cons '("\\.asp$" . html-helper-mode) auto-mode-alist))
;;   To invoke html-helper-mode automatically on .phtml files, do this:
;;     (setq auto-mode-alist (cons '("\\.phtml$" . html-helper-mode) auto-mode-alist))

;;
;;   This mode requires another lisp file, tempo.el. This can be
;;     retrieved from ftp://ftp.lysator.liu.se/pub/emacs/tempo.el
;;   Xemacs users need to have auc-menu installed.
;;   Emacs 18 users need to have auc-menu and add-hook installed.
;;   If your OS has broken 14 character filenames
;;      this mode will also work with the name "html-mode.el".

;; Configuration:
;;   see the "user variables" section, or the documentation on configuration
;;   in http://www.santafe.edu/~nelson/tools/. There are variables you want to
;;   configure, particularly html-helper-address-string and
;;   html-helper-use-expert-menu

;; Description:
;;   html-helper-mode makes it easier to write HTML documents. This mode
;;   handles inserting HTML codes in a variety of ways (keybindings, menus,
;;   completion in the buffer). It also supports indentation, timestamps,
;;   skeletons for new documents, hilit19 patterns, and a variety of other
;;   things. For the full skinny, see the HTML documentation that comes
;;   with the package or is at http://www.santafe.edu/~nelson/tools/

;; Thank yous:
;;   David Kågedal  for the tempo code which
;;     forms the core of the HTML insertion, as well as the HTML+ tag.
;;   Marc Hedlund  for general encouragement and
;;     many helpful suggestions, especially with HTML/2.0 compliance
;;     and form design.
;;   Ulrik Dickow  for the font-lock code
;;   Denis Howe  for writing browse-url.
;;   Magnus Homann  and Jamshid Afshar
;;      for timestamp suggestions.
;;   Everyone who sent me a version of menus (16 in all!)
;;   Marc Andreessen  for writing the original html-mode

;; The newest version of html-helper-mode should always be available from
;;   http://www.gest.unipd.it/~saint/hth.html

;; Changes in version 3.0.2.0

;; patched asp/php matching in font lock. It doesn't (hopefully) break the
;; stack anymore.

;; Changes in version 3.0.2.1

;; Fixed folding.el tags.
;; fixed general tag matching regexp

;; Changes in version 3.0.2.2

;; Added a defcustom for a symbol meant to tell Emacs that it has to consider
;; asp/php/jsp blocks beginning in column 1

;; Added messages in the minibuffer while matching PHP/JSP/PHP blocks

;; Added support for JSP (ALPHA)

;; Added a defcustom for a symbol meant to tell Emacs that the page contains
;; JSP and not ASP

;; Changes in version 3.0.3.0

;; Experimental code to generate new faces under xemacs

;; Changes in version 3.0.3.2

;; Fixed handling of the defcustom symbol meant to tell Emacs that 
;; the page contains JSP and not ASP

;; Changes in version 3.0.3.3

;; Fixed regexp matching scripts in  html-helper-match-asp-php
;; Fixed vesion number :)

;; 
;; This code was writting using folding.el, a wonderful folding editor
;; minor mode for emacs. That's what the strange {{{ comments are for.

;;}}}

;;{{{ Code:

(defconst html-helper-mode-version (substring "$Revision: 3.0.3.3 $" 11 15))

;;{{{ user variables

(defgroup html-helper nil
  "Customizing html-helper-mode"
  :group 'languages
  :group 'hypermedia
  :group 'local)

(defgroup html-helper-faces nil
  "Customizing html-helper-mode custom faces"
  :group 'html-helper
  :group 'faces)

(defcustom html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic t
  "Non nil to require visual-basic-mode"
  :type 'boolean
  :initialize 'custom-initialize-default
  :group 'html-helper
  :require 'html-helper-mode)

(defcustom html-helper-mode-uses-csharp t
  "Non nil to require csharp-mode"
  :type 'boolean
  :initialize 'custom-initialize-default
  :group 'html-helper
  :require 'html-helper-mode)


(defcustom html-helper-mode-uses-bold-italic nil
  "Non nil to use the bold-italic font (if your font supports it)"
  :type 'boolean
  :initialize 'custom-initialize-default
  :group 'html-helper
  :require 'html-helper-mode)

(defcustom html-helper-mode-uses-KG-style nil
  "Non nil to make Emacs consider PHP/ASP code blocks beginning in 
the first column"
  :type 'boolean
  :initialize 'custom-initialize-default
  :group 'html-helper
  :require 'html-helper-mode)

(defcustom html-helper-mode-global-JSP-not-ASP nil
  "Non nil to make Emacs consider <% %> blocks as JSP (global default behaviour)"
  :type 'boolean
  :initialize 'custom-initialize-default
  :group 'html-helper
  :require 'html-helper-mode)

(defvar html-helper-mode-local-JSP-not-ASP 
  html-helper-mode-global-JSP-not-ASP
  "Non nil to make Emacs consider <% %> blocks as JSP (buffer local behaviour)")

;; Visual basic mode is not in the standard distribution, so I let the user
;; override html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic with a nil value.
(cond (html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic (require 'visual-basic-mode)))
(require 'cc-mode)
(require 'cl)

;; Set this to be whatever signature you want on the bottom of your pages.
(defvar html-helper-address-string ""
  "*The default author string of each file.")

;; Features; these are all good to have on. (see also tempo.el)

(defvar html-helper-use-expert-menu t
  "*If not nil, then use the full HTML menu.")

(defvar html-helper-do-write-file-hooks t
  "*If not nil, then modify `local-write-file-hooks' to do timestamps.")

(defvar html-helper-build-new-buffer t
  "*If not nil, then insert `html-helper-new-buffer-strings' for new buffers.")

;; variables to configure (these defaults are reasonable.)

(defvar html-helper-htmldtd-version "\n"
  "*Version of HTML DTD you're using.")

(defvar html-helper-user-menu nil
  "*Extra items to put in the HTML expert menu.
The value of this symbol is appended to the beginning of the expert
menu that is handed off to easymenu for definition. It should be a
list of vectors or lists which themselves are vectors (for submenus).")

(defvar html-helper-basic-offset 2
  "*Basic indentation size used for list indentation")

(defvar html-helper-item-continue-indent 4
  "*Indentation of lines that follow a 
  • item. Default is 4, the length of things like \"
  • \" and \"
    \".") (defvar html-helper-never-indent nil "*If not nil, the indentation code for html-helper is turned off.") ;; hooks (see also tempo.el) ;; On prompts... Charles Curley (http://w3.trib.com/~ccurley/): It took ;; some time to figure this out... The (p "prompt: ") and (r "prompt: ;; ") entries indicate where the prompting mode should prompt for a ;; field in the tag. (p ) indicates a parameter, such as the color of a ;; tag. (r ) indicates a region, where the text to be surrounded ;; by the tag should go, such as the text to be turned that color. The ;; difference is this: when prompting mode is turned off and the user ;; is surrounding a region with the tag, the (r ) (region) parameter ;; indicates where the surrounded region will go. The first (p ) ;; (parameter) is where the cursor will go, ready to input the first ;; parameter to the tag. ;; So when you have prompting on, and use the font with color and size ;; tag, put the cursor where you want the modified text to go. Start ;; inserting the tag. You will be prompted for the color, the size, and ;; then the text to display that way. When you have prompting turned ;; off, and don't have a region blocked, insert the font tag, and the ;; cursor will be at the the first parameter. Then tab over to the ;; space between the two parts of the tag, and type in your text. If ;; you have region blocked, C-u followed by the tag will surround the ;; region with the tag. The blocked region goes into the (r ) ;; parameter. Then the cursor is placed at the first (p ) location, ;; ready for you to type in a parameter, such as the color of the text. (defvar html-helper-mode-hook nil "*Hook run when html-helper-mode is started.") (defvar html-helper-load-hook nil "*Hook run when html-helper-mode is loaded.") (defvar html-helper-timestamp-hook 'html-helper-default-insert-timestamp "*Hook called for timestamp insertion. Override this for your own timestamp styles.") ;; strings you might want to change (defvar html-helper-new-buffer-template '(html-helper-htmldtd-version " \n" "" p "\n\n\n" "\n" "

    " p "

    \n\n" p "\n\n
    \n" "
    " html-helper-address-string "
    \n" html-helper-timestamp-start html-helper-timestamp-end "\n \n") "*Template for new buffers. Inserted by `html-helper-insert-new-buffer-strings' if `html-helper-build-new-buffer' is set to t") (defvar html-helper-new-ASP-buffer-template '("<%@ LANGUAGE=\"" p "\" %>\n" " \n" "<%\n\n%>\n" "\n" "<% ' %>\n" "\n\n") "*Template for new ASP buffers. Inserted by `html-helper-insert-new-ASP-buffer-strings' if `html-helper-build-new-buffer' is set to t") (defvar html-helper-new-ASPX-buffer-template '("<%@ LANGUAGE=\"" p "\" %>\n" " \n" "<%\n\n%>\n" "\n" "<% ' %>\n" "\n\n") "*Template for new ASPX buffers. Inserted by `html-helper-insert-new-ASPX-buffer-strings' if `html-helper-build-new-buffer' is set to t") (defvar html-helper-new-PHP-buffer-template '(" \n" "" "\n" "\n" "\n\n" ) "*Template for new PHP buffers. Inserted by `html-helper-insert-new-PHP-buffer-strings' if `html-helper-build-new-buffer' is set to t") (defvar html-helper-timestamp-start " " "*Start delimiter for timestamps. Everything between `html-helper-timestamp-start' and `html-helper-timestamp-end' will be deleted and replaced with the output of the functions `html-helper-timestamp-hook' if `html-helper-do-write-file-hooks' is t") (defvar html-helper-timestamp-end "" "*End delimiter for timestamps. Everything between `html-helper-timestamp-start' and `html-helper-timestamp-end' will be deleted and replaced with the output of the function `html-helper-insert-timestamp' if `html-helper-do-write-file-hooks' is t") ;; control over what types of tags to load. By default, we load all the ;; ones we know of. (defvar html-helper-types-to-install '(anchor list header logical phys textel entity image table head form script) "*List of tag types to install when html-helper-mode is first loaded. If you want to not install some type of tag, override this variable. Order is significant: menus go in this order.") ;; emacs18 detection. (defvar html-helper-emacs18 (and (boundp 'emacs-version) (or (and (boundp 'epoch::version) epoch::version) (string-lessp emacs-version "19"))) "I'll do minimal emacs18 support, grumble.") ;;}}} end of user variables ;;{{{ Prologue (require 'tempo) ;essential part of html-helper-mode (condition-case nil ;menu support, standard in emacs19 (require 'auc-menu) ;add-on for XEmacs. *why* does this (error (require 'easymenu))) ;package have to have two names? ;;}}} ;;{{{ html-helper-mode-syntax-table and html-helper-mode-abbrev-table ;; emacs doesn't seem to be able to really handle SGML like syntax. In ;; particular, comments are a loss. ;; We do try this, though: give < and > matching semantics (defvar html-helper-mode-syntax-table nil "Syntax table for html-helper.") (if html-helper-mode-syntax-table () (setq html-helper-mode-syntax-table (make-syntax-table text-mode-syntax-table)) (modify-syntax-entry ?< "(> " html-helper-mode-syntax-table) (modify-syntax-entry ?> ")< " html-helper-mode-syntax-table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\" ". " html-helper-mode-syntax-table) (modify-syntax-entry ?\\ ". " html-helper-mode-syntax-table) (modify-syntax-entry ?' "w " html-helper-mode-syntax-table)) (defvar html-helper-mode-abbrev-table nil "Abbrev table used while in html-helper-mode.") (define-abbrev-table 'html-helper-mode-abbrev-table ()) ;;}}} ;;{{{ type based keymap and menu variable and function setup ;; Our basic keymap. (defvar html-helper-mode-map (make-sparse-keymap) "Keymap for html-helper") (defvar html-helper-mode-menu nil "Menu for html-helper. Clobbered and rebuilt by `html-helper-install-menu'") ;; html-helper-mode has a concept of "type" of tags. Each type is a ;; list of tags that all go together in one keymap and one menu. ;; Types can be added to the system after html-helper has been loaded, ;; briefly by doing html-helper-add-type-to-alist, then ;; html-helper-install-type, then html-helper-add-tag (for each tag) ;; then html-helper-rebuild-menu. See the mode documentation for more detail. (defconst html-helper-type-alist nil "Alist: type of tag -> keymap, keybinding, menu, menu string. Add to this with `html-helper-add-type-to-alist'.") (defun html-helper-keymap-for (type) "Accessor function for alist: for type, return keymap or nil" (nth 0 (cdr-safe (assq type html-helper-type-alist)))) (defun html-helper-key-for (type) "Accessor function for alist: for type, return keybinding or nil" (nth 1 (cdr-safe (assq type html-helper-type-alist)))) (defun html-helper-menu-for (type) "Accessor function for alist: for type, return menu or nil" (nth 2 (cdr-safe (assq type html-helper-type-alist)))) (defun html-helper-menu-string-for (type) "Accessor function for alist: for type, return menustring or nil" (nth 3 (cdr-safe (assq type html-helper-type-alist)))) (defun html-helper-normalized-menu-for (type) "Helper function for building menus from submenus: add on string to menu." (cons (html-helper-menu-string-for type) (eval (html-helper-menu-for type)))) (defun html-helper-add-type-to-alist (type) "Add a type specification to the alist. The spec goes (type . (keymap-symbol keyprefix menu-symbol menu-string)). See code for an example." (setq html-helper-type-alist (cons type html-helper-type-alist))) ;; Here are the types provided by html-helper-mode. (mapcar 'html-helper-add-type-to-alist '((entity . (nil nil html-helper-entity-menu "Insert Character Entities")) (textel . (nil nil html-helper-textel-menu "Insert Text Elements")) (head . (html-helper-head-map "\C-c\C-h" html-helper-head-menu "Insert Structural Elements")) (header . (html-helper-header-map "\C-c\M-h" html-helper-header-menu "Insert Headers")) (anchor . (html-helper-anchor-map "\C-c\C-a" html-helper-anchor-menu "Insert Hyperlinks")) (logical . (html-helper-logical-map "\C-c\M-l" html-helper-logical-menu "Insert Logical Styles")) (phys . (html-helper-phys-map "\C-c\C-p" html-helper-phys-menu "Insert Physical Styles")) (list . (html-helper-list-map "\C-c\C-l" html-helper-list-menu "Insert List Elements")) (form . (html-helper-form-map "\C-c\C-f" html-helper-form-menu "Insert Form Elements")) (image . (html-helper-image-map "\C-c\C-i" html-helper-image-menu "Insert Inlined Images")) (table . (html-helper-table-map "\C-c\C-t" html-helper-table-menu "Insert Tables")) (script . (html-helper-script-map "\C-c\C-s" html-helper-script-menu "Insert Scripts")) )) ;; Once html-helper-mde is aware of a type, it can then install the ;; type: arrange for keybindings, menus, etc. (defconst html-helper-installed-types nil "The types that have been installed (used when building menus). There is no support for removing a type once it has been installed.") (defun html-helper-install-type (type) "Install a new tag type: add it to the keymap, menu structures, etc. For this to work, the type must first have been added to the list of types with html-helper-add-type-to-alist." (setq html-helper-installed-types (cons type html-helper-installed-types)) (let ((keymap (html-helper-keymap-for type)) (key (html-helper-key-for type)) (menu (html-helper-menu-for type)) (menu-string (html-helper-menu-string-for type))) (and key (progn (set keymap nil) (define-prefix-command keymap) (if html-helper-emacs18 (progn (set keymap (make-sparse-keymap)) (define-key html-helper-mode-map key (eval keymap))) (define-key html-helper-mode-map key keymap)))) (and menu (progn (set menu nil))))) ;; install the default types. (mapcar 'html-helper-install-type html-helper-types-to-install) ;; special mode keys (mapcar (function (lambda (l) (define-key html-helper-mode-map (car l) (nth 1 l)))) '(("\M-\C-f" tempo-forward-mark) ("\M-\C-b" tempo-backward-mark) ("\M-\t" tempo-complete-tag))) ;; Extra commands that HTML helper supports that aren't insertions (defvar html-helper-mode-functions-map nil "Keymap for extra HTML mode functions") (define-prefix-command 'html-helper-mode-functions-map) (define-key html-helper-mode-map "\C-c\C-z" 'html-helper-mode-functions-map) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "t" 'html-helper-insert-timestamp-delimiter-at-point) ;; inserts c# script tag (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "s" 'html-helper-insert-csharp-script-tag) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "a" 'html-script-narrow-to-asp) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "p" 'html-script-narrow-to-php) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "b" 'html-script-narrow-to-vbscript) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "j" 'html-script-narrow-to-javascript) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "c" 'html-script-narrow-to-csharp) ;; indentation keys - only rebind these if the user wants indentation (if html-helper-never-indent () (define-key html-helper-mode-map "\t" 'html-helper-indent-command) (define-key html-helper-mode-map "\C-m" 'newline-and-indent)) ;; browse url stuff (if (fboundp 'browse-url-of-file) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "v" 'browse-url-of-file)) (if (and (boundp 'browse-url-browser-function) (fboundp browse-url-browser-function)) (define-key html-helper-mode-functions-map "u" browse-url-browser-function)) ;;}}} ;;{{{ html-helper-add-tag function for building basic tags (defvar html-helper-tempo-tags nil "List of tags used in completion.") ;; this while loop is awfully Cish ;; isn't there an emacs lisp function to do this? (defun html-helper-string-to-symbol (input-string) "Given a string, downcase it and replace spaces with -. We use this to turn menu entries into good symbols for functions. It's not entirely successful, but fortunately emacs lisp is forgiving." (let* ((s (copy-sequence input-string)) (l (1- (length s)))) (while (> l 0) (if (char-equal (aref s l) ?\ ) (aset s l ?\-)) (setq l (1- l))) (concat "html-" (downcase s)))) (defun html-helper-add-tag (l) "Add a new tag to html-helper-mode. Builds a tempo-template for the tag and puts it into the appropriate keymap if a key is requested. Format: `(html-helper-add-tag '(type keybinding completion-tag menu-name template doc)'" (let* ((type (car l)) (keymap (html-helper-keymap-for type)) (menu (html-helper-menu-for type)) (key (nth 1 l)) (completer (nth 2 l)) (name (nth 3 l)) (tag (nth 4 l)) (doc (nth 5 l)) (command (if (string-equal completer "function") (nth 4 l) (tempo-define-template (html-helper-string-to-symbol name) tag completer doc 'html-helper-tempo-tags)))) (if (null (memq type html-helper-installed-types)) ;type loaded? t ;no, do nothing. (if (stringp key) ;bind key somewhere? (if keymap ;special keymap? (define-key (eval keymap) key command) ;t: bind to prefix (define-key html-helper-mode-map key command));nil: bind to global t) (if menu ;is there a menu? (set menu ;good, cons it in (cons (vector name command t) (eval menu)))) ))) ;; for backwards compatability (fset 'html-helper-add-cookie 'html-helper-add-tag) ;;}}} ;;{{{ most of the HTML tags (defun html-helper-insert-or-wipe (string) "Propmts for the value of an optional attribute named STRING and inserts it in the current buffer. Inserts nothing if the users replies with a null string." (cond ((and (stringp string) tempo-interactive) (let ((val (read-from-minibuffer (concat string " :")))) (cond ((> (string-bytes val) 0) (insert-string (concat " " string "=\"" val "\"" ))) ))) ;; just to tell that there's something weird in the calling ;; code... But behaves like a no op if tempo-interactive is ;; nil (tempo-interactive (error (concat "Wrong type argument: stringp, " string))))) ;; These tags are an attempt to be HTML/2.0 compliant, with the exception ;; of container

    ,

  • ,
    ,
    (we adopt 3.0 behaviour). ;; For reference see ;; order here is significant: within a tag type, menus and mode help ;; go in the reverse order of what you see here. Sorry about that, it's ;; not easy to fix. (mapcar 'html-helper-add-tag '( ;;entities (entity "\C-c#" "&#" "Ascii Code" ("&#" (r "Ascii: ") ";")) (entity "\C-c\"" """ "Quotation mark" (""")) (entity "\C-c$" "®" "Registered" ("®")) (entity "\C-c@" "©" "Copyright" ("©")) (entity "\C-c-" "­" "Soft Hyphen" ("­")) (entity "\C-c " " " "Nonbreaking Space" (" ")) (entity "\C-c&" "&" "Ampersand" ("&")) (entity "\C-c>" ">" "Greater Than" (">")) (entity "\C-c<" "<" "Less Than" ("<")) ;; letters with accents common in italian (entity "\C-ca" "à" "a` (&à)" ("à")) (entity "\C-ce" "è" "e` (&è)" ("è")) (entity "\C-cE" "é" "e' (&é)" ("é")) (entity "\C-co" "ò" "o` (&ò)" ("ò")) (entity "\C-ci" "ì" "i` (&ì)" ("ì")) (entity "\C-cu" "ù" "u` (&ù)" ("ù")) ;; logical styles (logical "b" "
    " "Blockquote" ("
    " (r "Quote: ") "
    ")) (logical "c" "" "Code" ("" (r "Code: ") "")) (logical "x" "" "Sample" ("" (r "Sample code") "")) (logical "r" "" "Citation" ("" (r "Citation: ") "")) (logical "k" "" "Keyboard Input" ("" (r "Keyboard: ") "")) (logical "v" "" "Variable" ("" (r "Variable: ") "")) (logical "d" "" "Definition" ("" (r "Definition: ") "")) (logical "a" "
    " "Address" ("
    " r "
    ")) (logical "e" "" "Emphasized" ("" (r "Text: ") "")) (logical "s" "" "Strong" ("" (r "Text: ") "")) (logical "p" "
    "		"Preformatted"   	  
    	    ("
    " (r "Text: ") "
    ")) ;;physical styles (phys "s" "" "Strikethru" ("" (r "Text: ") "")) (phys "u" "" "Underline" ("" (r "Text: ") "")) (phys "i" "" "Italic" ("" (r "Text: ") "")) (phys "b" "" "Bold" ("" (r "Text: ") "")) (phys "f" "" "Fixed" ("" (r "Text: ") "")) (phys "c" "
    " "Center" ("
    " (r "Text: ") "
    ")) ;; html4.0 stuff, omitted ; (phys "5" "" 'r "")) ; (phys "l" "" 'r "")) ;;headers (header "6" "
    " "Header 6" ("
    " (r "Header: ") "
    ")) (header "5" "
    " "Header 5" ("
    " (r "Header: ") "
    ")) (header "4" "

    " "Header 4" ("

    " (r "Header: ") "

    ")) (header "3" "

    " "Header 3" ("

    " (r "Header: ") "

    ")) (header "2" "

    " "Header 2" ("

    " (r "Header: ") "

    ")) (header "1" "

    " "Header 1" ("

    " (r "Header: ") "

    ")) ;; forms (form "o" "
    \\|
  • \\|\\|") (defvar html-helper-any-list-start "
    \\|
      \\|
        \\|\\|\\|") (defvar html-helper-any-list-end "
    \\|\\|\\|\\|\\|\\|\\|") (defvar html-helper-any-list (format "\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)" html-helper-any-list-start html-helper-any-list-end html-helper-any-list-item-start html-helper-any-list-item-end)) (defvar html-helper-indentation-list (format "\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)" html-helper-any-list-start html-helper-any-list-end html-helper-any-list-item-start)) (defvar html-helper-search-limit 2000 "limit on how far back we search") (defun html-helper-context-symbol () "Return the symbol the last match (against `html-helper-any-list') found." (cond ((match-beginning 1) 'list-start) ((match-beginning 2) 'list-end) ((match-beginning 3) 'item-start) ((match-beginning 4) 'item-end) (t 'error))) (defun html-helper-guess-prev-context () "Figure out the last list-type tag before point relevant to indentation. Returns 'item-start if the last list tag is a list item start 'start if the last list tag is the start of a list 'end if the last list tag is the end of a list. Ignores list item ends, because those aren't reliable for indentation." (save-excursion (let* ((lim (max (point-min) (- (point) html-helper-search-limit))) (context (if (re-search-backward html-helper-indentation-list lim t) (html-helper-context-symbol) nil))) (cons context (current-indentation))))) (defun html-helper-print-prev-context () (interactive) (message "%s" (html-helper-guess-prev-context))) ;;}}} ;;{{{ indentation (defvar html-helper-print-indent-info nil "If t, indent will print out information as a message.") (defun html-helper-indent-command () "Command for indenting HTML to the appropriate column. Calls `html-helper-indent' which tries to examine how many levels down in nested lists we are and does the appropriate indentation.' See also `html-helper-basic-offset', `html-helper-item-continue-indent', and `html-helper-never-indent'." (interactive) (html-helper-indent)) ;; some ideas borrowed from cc-mode.el. ;; Basic logic: ;; if this line is some sort of list token, indent according to prev context: ;; if previous context was a list-end or item-start, use its indentation ;; if previous context was a list start, indent forward basic-offset ;; ignore previous list-ends, their indentation is unreliable. ;; then if this is some sort of list-item, do special case fixups: ;; if this is a item start or end and previous was a list end, go back ;; item-continue-indent (the is probably indented for an
  • ;; if this is a list end and previous was a list end, go back ;; item-continue-indent (the is probably indented for an
  • ;; if this is a list end and prev *not* a list end, go back basic-offset ;; else if this line is not a list item, and previous line is a item-start ;; indent continue-indent, because this is part of the item ;; code to never indent
     sections. Many thanks to 
    ;; Stan Lanning 
    (defun html-helper-indent-leave-alone-p ()
      (let* ((pre (save-excursion (search-backward "
    " nil t)))
    	 (endpre (save-excursion (search-backward "
    " pre t)))) (and pre (null endpre)))) (defadvice html-helper-indent (around leave-pre-alone activate) (cond ((not (html-helper-indent-leave-alone-p)) ad-do-it) (html-helper-print-indent-info (message "In
     -- skipping indentation"))
    	(t nil)))
    
    (defun html-helper-indent ()
      "Indentation workhorse function."
      (if html-helper-never-indent
          ()
        (let ((m (point-marker))
    	  (bol (progn (beginning-of-line) (point))))
    
          ;; unindent the line
          (delete-region (point) (progn (back-to-indentation) (point)))
    
          (let* ((where (html-helper-guess-prev-context))
    	     (prev-context (car where))
    	     (this-context nil)
    	     (previ (cdr where))
    	     (newi (cond 
    		    ((eq prev-context 'list-end) previ)
    		    ((eq prev-context 'item-start) previ)
    		    ((eq prev-context 'list-start) (+ previ html-helper-basic-offset))
    		    (t previ))))
    
    	;; newi is set to the basic indentation, now adjust indentation
    	;; based on what the current line is.
    	(if (looking-at html-helper-any-list)
    	    (progn
    	      (setq this-context (html-helper-context-symbol))
    	      (cond
    	       ;; item start or end and last line was a list-end: go backwards
    	       ((and
    		 (or (eq this-context 'item-start) (eq this-context 'item-end))
    		 (eq prev-context 'list-end))
    		(setq newi (- newi html-helper-item-continue-indent)))
    	       
    	       ;; end of list and last line was an end: go backwards twice
    	       ((and (eq this-context 'list-end) (eq prev-context 'list-end))
    		(setq newi (- newi html-helper-item-continue-indent html-helper-basic-offset)))
    	       
    	       ;; Any other end of list? Indent negative
    	       ((and (eq this-context 'list-end))
    		(setq newi (- newi html-helper-basic-offset)))
    	       
    	       ;; start of list and last line beginning of item, go forwards
    	       ((and (eq this-context 'list-start) (eq prev-context 'item-start))
    		(setq newi (+ newi html-helper-item-continue-indent)))))
    	  
    	  ;; default: no special case, indent forward for text
    	  (cond
    	   ;; last line an item? Beginning of continued item - go forward
    	   ((eq prev-context 'item-start)
    	    (setq newi (+ newi html-helper-item-continue-indent)))))
    
    	(if html-helper-print-indent-info
    	    (message "Last Context: %s, This Context: %s, Previous: %s New: %s" prev-context this-context previ newi))
    	
    	;; just in case
    	(if (< newi 0)
    	    (setq newi 0))
    	(indent-to newi newi)
    	
    	;; adjust point to where it was before, or at start of indentation
    	(goto-char (marker-position m))
    	(if (< (current-column) (current-indentation))
    	    (back-to-indentation))))))
    
    ;;}}}
    
    ;;{{{ completion finder for tempo
    
    (defvar html-helper-completion-finder
      (if html-helper-emacs18
          'html-helper-emacs18-completion-finder
        "\\(\\(<\\|&\\).*\\)\\=")
      "Passed to tempo-use-tag-list, used to find tags to complete.")
    
    ;; The regexp finds everything between the last < or & and point,
    ;; which is good enough to match the tags HTML might complete.
    ;; emacs18 doesn't have the \= for regexps, though, so we do something
    ;; more hackish.
    
    (defun html-helper-emacs18-completion-finder ()
      "Unfortunately emacs18 doesn't support \\= in regexps, so we do this hack.
    If you have problems with it, maybe you should upgrade to emacs19 :-)"
      (let* ((where nil)
             (s (buffer-substring
                 (point)
                 (setq where (save-excursion
                               (re-search-backward "<\\|&" (min (point-min) 100) t)
                               (point))))))
        (cons s where)))
    
    ;;}}}
    
    ;;{{{ timestamps
    
    (defun html-helper-update-timestamp ()
      "Basic function for updating timestamps.
    It finds the timestamp in the buffer by looking for
    `html-helper-timestamp-start', deletes all text up to
    `html-helper-timestamp-end', and runs `html-helper-timestamp-hook' which
    will should insert an appropriate timestamp in the buffer."
      (save-excursion
        (goto-char (point-max))
        (if (not (search-backward html-helper-timestamp-start nil t))
    	(message "timestamp delimiter start was not found")
          (let ((ts-start (+ (point) (length html-helper-timestamp-start)))
    	    (ts-end (if (search-forward html-helper-timestamp-end nil t)
    			(- (point) (length html-helper-timestamp-end))
    		      nil)))
    	(if (not ts-end)
    	    (message "timestamp delimiter end was not found. Type C-c C-t to insert one.")
    	  (delete-region ts-start ts-end)
    	  (goto-char ts-start)
    	  (run-hooks 'html-helper-timestamp-hook)))))
      nil)
    
    (defun html-helper-default-insert-timestamp ()
      "Default timestamp insertion function."
      (let ((time (current-time-string)))
        (insert "Last modified: "
    	    (substring time 0 20)
    	    (nth 1 (current-time-zone))
    	    " "
    	    (substring time -4)
    	    " ")))
    
    (defun html-helper-insert-timestamp-delimiter-at-point ()
      "Simple function that inserts timestamp delimiters at point.
    Useful for adding timestamps to existing buffers."
      (interactive)
      (insert html-helper-timestamp-start)
      (insert html-helper-timestamp-end))
    
    ;;}}}
    
    ;;{{{ html-helper-insert-new-buffer-strings
    
    (tempo-define-template "html-skeleton" html-helper-new-buffer-template
    		       nil
    		       "Insert a skeleton for a HTML document")
    
    (tempo-define-template "ASP-skeleton" html-helper-new-ASP-buffer-template
    		       nil
    		       "Insert a skeleton for a ASP document")
    
    (tempo-define-template "ASPX-skeleton" html-helper-new-ASPX-buffer-template
    		       nil
    		       "Insert a skeleton for a ASPX document")
    
    (tempo-define-template "PHP-skeleton" html-helper-new-PHP-buffer-template
    		       nil
    		       "Insert a skeleton for a PHP document")
    
    (defun html-helper-insert-new-buffer-strings ()
      "Insert `html-helper-new-buffer-strings'."
      (tempo-template-html-skeleton))
    
    (defun html-helper-insert-new-ASP-buffer-strings ()
      "Insert `html-helper-new-ASP-buffer-strings'."
      (tempo-template-ASP-skeleton))
    
    (defun html-helper-insert-new-ASPX-buffer-strings ()
      "Insert `html-helper-new-ASPX-buffer-strings'."
      (tempo-template-ASPX-skeleton))
    
    (defun html-helper-insert-new-PHP-buffer-strings ()
      "Insert `html-helper-new-PHP-buffer-strings'."
      (tempo-template-PHP-skeleton))
    
    
    (defun html-helper-insert-csharp-script-tag ()
      "Insert a C# script block"
      (interactive)
      (insert "")
      (search-backward "\n" nil t)
    )
    ;;}}}
    
    ;;{{{ html-helper-mode
    
    (defun base-html-helper-mode (mode)
      "basic mode, called by the exported modes with MODE telling what 
    is the mode to run (that's the skeleton to insert in empty files)"
      (kill-all-local-variables)
    
      (use-local-map html-helper-mode-map)
      (setq local-abbrev-table html-helper-mode-abbrev-table)
      (set-syntax-table html-helper-mode-syntax-table)
    
      (make-local-variable 'comment-start)
      (make-local-variable 'comment-end)
      (make-local-variable 'comment-column)
      (make-local-variable 'comment-start-skip)
      (make-local-variable 'indent-line-function)
      (make-local-variable 'html-helper-count)
      (make-local-variable 'html-helper-mode-local-JSP-not-ASP)
    
      ;; font-lock setup for various emacsen: XEmacs, Emacs 19.29+, Emacs <19.29.
      ;; By Ulrik Dickow .  (Last update: 05-Sep-1995).
      (cond	((string-match "XEmacs\\|Lucid" (emacs-version)) ; XEmacs/Lucid
    	 (put major-mode 'font-lock-keywords-case-fold-search t))
    	;; XEmacs (19.13, at least) guesses the rest correctly.
    	;; If any older XEmacsen don't, then tell me.
    	;;
    	((string-lessp "19.28.89" emacs-version) ; Emacs 19.29 and later
    	 (make-local-variable 'font-lock-defaults)
    	 (setq font-lock-defaults '(html-helper-font-lock-keywords t t)))
    	;;
    	(t ; Emacs 19.28 and older
    	 (make-local-variable 'font-lock-keywords-case-fold-search)
    	 (make-local-variable 'font-lock-keywords)
    	 (make-local-variable 'font-lock-no-comments)
    	 (setq font-lock-keywords-case-fold-search t)
    	 (setq font-lock-keywords html-helper-font-lock-keywords)
    	 (setq font-lock-no-comments t)))
    
      (setq comment-start ""
    	comment-start-skip "', but also e.g the single, complete declaration
         ;; `c3 (still comment) ----c4- c4--   >'.
         ;; Note that e.g. Netscape 3.01 Gold doesn't fully live up to the spec.
        '("" 0 font-lock-comment-face t)))
        "Additional expressions to highlight in HTML helper mode.")
    
    ;; internal variables
    
    (defvar html-helper-count 0 "Counter during server script matching")
    
    (defvar html-helper-verbose t 
      "Non nil to show a counter during server script matching")
    
    ;; Function to match an asp script (hopefully) without overflowing the
    ;; regexp stack (not inline <%= ... %>)
    ;;
    ;;
    (defun html-helper-match-asp-php (last)
      (cond (html-helper-verbose
    	 (message "Fontifying %s... (PHP/ASP..%s)" bufname (make-string (incf html-helper-count) ?.))))
      (cond ((search-forward-regexp "[^\"]<[?%][^=]" last t) ; match inline elsewhere
    	 (backward-char 1)
    	 (let ((beg (point)))
    ;	   (cond ((search-forward-regexp "\\([^%?\n]\\|[%?][^>]\\|\\(\"\\([%?]>\\|.\\)*\"\\)\\)*[?%]>" last t)
    	   (cond ((search-forward-regexp "\\([^\%\?\n\"]\\|[%?][^>]\\)*[?%]>" last t)
    		  (set-match-data (list beg (point)))
    		  t )
    		 (t nil))))
    	(t nil)))
    
    (defun html-helper-fontify-region (beg end verbose)
      (setq html-helper-count 0)
      (let ((loudly (and verbose
    		     (> (- end beg) (/ (buffer-size) 2)))))
        (setq html-helper-verbose loudly)
        (font-lock-default-fontify-region beg end loudly)))
    
    (set (make-local-variable font-lock-fontify-region-function) 
         'html-helper-fontify-region)
    
    (defun html-helper-fontify-buffer ()
      (setq html-helper-count 0)
      (setq html-helper-verbose (if (numberp font-lock-verbose)
    				(> (buffer-size) font-lock-verbose)
    			      font-lock-verbose))
      (font-lock-default-fontify-buffer))
    
    (set (make-local-variable font-lock-fontify-buffer-function) 
         'html-helper-fontify-buffer)
    
    ;;}}} faces
    
    ;;{{{ patterns for hilit19
    
    ;; Define some useful highlighting patterns for the hilit19 package.
    ;; These will activate only if hilit19 has already been loaded.
    ;; Thanks to  for some pattern suggestions
    
    (if (featurep 'hilit19)
        (hilit-set-mode-patterns
         'html-helper-mode
         '(("" comment)
           ("[^<>]*\\(<[^>]*>[^<>]*\\)*>" nil comment) ;
           ("" "" defun)
           ("" "" bold) ;only colour inside tag
           ("" define)
           ("" nil define)
           ("" include)
           ("" include)
           ;; First  highlighting just handles unnested tags, then do nesting
           ("[^<]*" nil italic)
           ("" "" bold)
           ("" "" italic)
           ("" "" underline)
           ("&[^;\n]*;" nil string)
           ;; w3 org says that a tag is  not < element-name>
           ("<[^ \t]" ">" keyword))
         nil 'case-insensitive)
      nil)
    ;; These are for supporting html-script. With small changes can be useful for
    ;; javascript
    
    
    ;;{{{ context guessing
    
    ;; guess where we are in indented lists based on the last list token.
    ;; it would be much better to try to match  to 
      , and to
        ;; etc, but that is pretty unwieldy and slow. ;; Note, we make select/option look like a list structure too, so indentation ;; works. This is a bit weird, but it's ok. (defvar html-helper-any-list-item-start "
      1. \\|
        \\|
        \\|\\|") (defvar html-helper-any-list-item-end "
      2. \\|\\|\\|\\|") (defvar html-helper-any-list-start "
        \\|
          \\|
            \\|\\|\\|") (defvar html-helper-any-list-end "
        \\|
    \\|\\|\\|\\|\\|\\|") (defvar html-helper-any-list (format "\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)" html-helper-any-list-start html-helper-any-list-end html-helper-any-list-item-start html-helper-any-list-item-end)) (defvar html-helper-indentation-list (format "\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)\\|\\(%s\\)" html-helper-any-list-start html-helper-any-list-end html-helper-any-list-item-start)) (defvar html-helper-search-limit 2000 "limit on how far back we search") ;;}}} ;;{{{ indentation (defvar html-helper-print-indent-info nil "If t, indent will print out information as a message.") ;; some ideas borrowed from cc-mode.el. ;; Basic logic: ;; if this line is some sort of list token, indent according to prev context: ;; if previous context was a list-end or item-start, use its indentation ;; if previous context was a list start, indent forward basic-offset ;; ignore previous list-ends, their indentation is unreliable. ;; then if this is some sort of list-item, do special case fixups: ;; if this is a item start or end and previous was a list end, go back ;; item-continue-indent (the is probably indented for an
  • ;; if this is a list end and previous was a list end, go back ;; item-continue-indent (the is probably indented for an
  • ;; if this is a list end and prev *not* a list end, go back basic-offset ;; else if this line is not a list item, and previous line is a item-start ;; indent continue-indent, because this is part of the item ;;}}} ;; These are for supporting html-script. With small changes can be useful for ;; javascript ;; Stan Lanning wrote these defadvice to preserve ;; cursor position. Thank you very much Stan! (defadvice html-script-narrow-to-asp (around save-excursion activate) (save-excursion ad-do-it)) (defadvice html-script-narrow-to-php (around save-excursion activate) (save-excursion ad-do-it)) (defadvice html-script-narrow-to-vbscript (around save-excursion activate) (save-excursion ad-do-it)) (defadvice html-script-narrow-to-csharp (around save-excursion activate) (save-excursion ad-do-it)) (defadvice html-script-narrow-to-javascript (around save-excursion activate) (save-excursion ad-do-it)) (defadvice html-script-narrow-to-csharp (around save-excursion activate) (save-excursion ad-do-it)) (defadvice html-script-release-region (around save-excursion activate) (save-excursion ad-do-it)) (defun html-script-narrow-to-asp () "Narrows to an ASP script and setups visual basic mode. Does nothing if html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic is nil" (interactive) (cond ((or html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic html-helper-mode-local-JSP-not-ASP) (cond ( html-helper-mode-uses-KG-style (search-backward-regexp "^<%") ) (t (search-backward "<%" ))) (let ((beg (point))) (cond ( html-helper-mode-uses-KG-style (search-forward-regexp "^%>" )) ( t (search-forward "%>" nil t))) (narrow-to-region beg (point))) (cond (html-helper-mode-local-JSP-not-ASP (java-mode)) (t (visual-basic-mode))) (goto-char 0)))) (defun html-script-narrow-to-aspx () "Narrows to an ASP script and setups csharp mode. Does nothing if html-helper-mode-uses-csharp is nil" (interactive) (cond ((or html-helper-mode-uses-csharp html-helper-mode-local-JSP-not-ASP) (cond ( html-helper-mode-uses-KG-style (search-backward-regexp "^<%") ) (t (search-backward "<%" ))) (let ((beg (point))) (cond ( html-helper-mode-uses-KG-style (search-forward-regexp "^%>" )) ( t (search-forward "%>" nil t))) (narrow-to-region beg (point))) (cond (html-helper-mode-local-JSP-not-ASP (java-mode)) (t (csharp-mode))) (goto-char 0)))) (defun html-script-narrow-to-php () "Narrows to an ASP script and setups c-mode" (interactive) (search-backward "" nil t) (narrow-to-region beg (point))) (c-mode) (goto-char 0)) (defun html-script-narrow-to-vbscript () "Narrows to a VB Script script and setups visual basic mode. Does nothing if html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic is nil" (interactive) (cond (html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic (search-backward-regexp "<\\(SCRIPT|script\\)[ \t]+\\(\\(LANGUAGE|language\\)=\"VBScript\"\\|TYPE=\"text/vbscript\"\\)[ \t]*>") (let ((beg (point))) (search-forward "" nil t) (narrow-to-region beg (point))) (visual-basic-mode) (goto-char 0)))) (defun html-script-narrow-to-csharp () "Narrows to CSharp and sets up csharp mode. Does nothing if html-helper-mode-uses-csharp is nil" (interactive) (cond (html-helper-mode-uses-csharp ;; (search-backward-regexp "<\\(SCRIPT|script\\)[ \t]+\\(\\(LANGUAGE|language\\)=\"[Cc]#\"\\|TYPE=\"text/c#\"\\)[ \t]*>") (search-backward-regexp "" nil t) (search-backward "\n" nil t) (narrow-to-region beg (point))) (csharp-mode) (goto-char 0) ) ) ) (defun html-script-narrow-to-javascript () "Narrows to a JavaScript script and setups java mode" (interactive) (search-backward-regexp "<\\(SCRIPT|script\\)[ \t]+\\(\\(LANGUAGE|language\\)=\"JavaScript\"\\|TYPE=\"text/javascript\"\\)[ \t]*>") (let ((beg (point))) (search-forward "" nil t) (narrow-to-region beg (point))) (java-mode) (goto-char 0)) (defun html-script-release-region() "widend the window to the complete buffer and runs html-helper-mode" (interactive) (goto-char 0) (widen) (html-helper-mode)) (defun html-script-release-setup() (interactive) (local-set-key [C-f12] 'html-script-release-region)) (cond (html-helper-mode-uses-visual-basic (cond (visual-basic-mode-hook (add-hook 'visual-basic-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup)) (t (setq visual-basic-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup))))) (cond (java-mode-hook (add-hook 'java-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup)) (t (setq java-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup))) (cond (c-mode-hook (add-hook 'c-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup)) (t (setq c-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup))) (cond (csharp-mode-hook (add-hook 'csharp-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup)) (t (setq csharp-mode-hook 'html-script-release-setup))) ;; Still from Stan Lanning here it comes the code for a "smart switch" to ;; the appropriate scripting mode. (defvar html-script-toggle-key [f4]) (defvar html-script-narrow-alist `((,(regexp-quote "<%") . html-script-narrow-to-asp) (,(regexp-quote "" . html-script-narrow-to-javascript) ("