annotate BUGS @ 82453:d04e217671f9

(ada-create-syntax-table): Move set-syntax-table from here to ... (ada-mode): ... here. Do not change global value of comment-multi-line. Call new function ada-initialize-syntax-table-properties and add new function ada-handle-syntax-table-properties to font-lock-mode-hook. (ada-deactivate-properties, ada-initialize-properties): Replace by new functions ... (ada-handle-syntax-table-properties) (ada-initialize-syntax-table-properties) (ada-set-syntax-table-properties): ... to set up syntax-table properties uniformly, independently from whether font-lock-mode is enabled or not. Handle read-only buffers and do not change undo-list when setting syntax-table properties. (ada-after-change-function): Use ada-set-syntax-table-properties.

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