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Date: Sat, 17 Aug 1996 22:40:38 -0500 (CDT)
From: Randy <root@arabian.astrolab>
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Subject: C++ syntax highliting in XEmacs
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Greetings,

     A while ago someone posted a method of configuring emacs to behave in a sim
ilar
 to Borland's and Microsoft's C++ programmers editors (ie: colored syntax hiligh
ting).
Does anyone know to do that and know of a way to get XEmacs to do the same thing
??  

Thanks

Randy  rogrammers editors (ie: colored syntax hiligh
ting).
Does anyone know to do that and know of a way to get XEmacs to do the same thing
??  

Thanks

Randy