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(sh-mode-map): Remove bindings for sh-electric-rparen, sh-electric-less and sh-electric-hash. (sh-st-punc, sh-here-doc-syntax): Use string-to-syntax. (sh-font-lock-heredoc, sh-font-lock-paren): New funs. (sh-font-lock-syntactic-keywords): Use them. (sh-heredoc-face, sh-st-face, sh-special-syntax): Remove. (sh-mkword-regexp, sh-electric-rparen-needed-here): Remove. (sh-mode): Don't override font-lock-unfontify-region-function. Use a copy of sh-font-lock-syntactic-keywords. (sh-set-shell): Don't set sh-electric-rparen-needed-here. Don't call sh-scan-buffer since font-lock does it on the fly. (sh-get-indent-info): Use `face' rather than `syntax-table' text-property to detect here-documents. Replace sh-special-syntax with sh-st-punc. (sh-prev-line): Use `face' rather than `syntax-table' text-property to skip over here-documents. (sh-font-lock-unfontify-region-function, sh-check-paren-in-case) (sh-set-char-syntax, sh-electric-rparen, sh-electric-hash) (sh-electric-less, sh-set-here-doc-region) (sh-remove-our-text-properties, sh-search-word, sh-scan-case) (sh-scan-buffer, sh-rescan-buffer): Remove.

This is a list of known problems to date with the Windows NT/95 port of
GNU Emacs.

* Handle wildcards in ls-lisp (e.g., C-x d *.c).

* Interactive subprocess output is buffered in jerky

* Presently, C:\foo\bar and C:/foo/bar bring up two buffers on the same file.
  Solve this by adding a switch that canonicalizes path separators
  (e.g., make them all / or all \)?

* call-process-region: Another tricky situation with binary and text modes.
  An example by [e-mail]: use crypt++ to load compressed
  data into a buffer, edit the buffer, save the data back out.  (Also
  need to propagate the "/C" switch change sent the shell in crypt++.el
  back to the author.)

* Dired uses ls-lisp, which reports all files as being owned by the
  current user.  Need to dig through the security descriptor to extract
  the owner of the file (and the group?) using LookupAccountSid.

* Integrate the build for NT into the GNU config process once
  a decent shell becomes freely available

* Integrate networking.

* Fix Win95 subprocesses.