Upgrade of CC Mode at bitbucket.

Thank you!

BTW, apparently you're not subscribed to this list (that's your
business, of course!), and so your post got caught by moderation.
I've set the list to permit your acm@muc address, so that won't
happen in the future.

Although it's a bit tedious, if you wish to have control of your own
moderation bit but not receive mail from XEmacs lists, you can
subscribe and then log in to the web interface, and set your "no mail"
bit.  This technique can be used to subscribe multiple addresses to a
list and receive mail only at some (or none) of them.

In Mailman 2 you have to do this for every list.  There's light at the
end of the tunnel, though: Mailman 3 has a concept of "user" with
multiple addresses, and a web interface that is smart enough to have
common settings for that user across lists or across addresses.  It's
a long tunnel: I have to fix our hosting situation before upgrading to
Mailman 3.

Steve

Alan Mackenzie writes:
 > Hello, XEmacs.
 > 
 > I've just merged the two main branches (default and c++11-0-1) in the CC
 > Mode repository at SourceForge, and consequently done the same change for
 > XEmacs's CC Mode at bitbucket.  The version number has been incremented
 > from 5.32.5 to 5.33 (although 5.33 hasn't yet been released at SourceForge.)
 > 
 > What is new is the handling of some C++11 features, including, for
 > example, "raw strings" and the proper handling of ">>" as a double
 > template delimiter.
 > 
 > I anticipate that, from now on, new C++11/14/17 features will be
 > committed to bitbucket incrementally, as has been done up till now for
 > bug fixes.
 > 
 > -- 
 > Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).
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