Re: Emacs lua-mode with outline-minor-mode in Win32?

[Veli-Pekka Tätilä <vtatila@...>]

From: "Hugo Schmitt" <hugows@gmail.com>
> I use this all day. Just set outline-regexp according to your function 
> format.
> (add-hook 'lua-mode-hook 'my-lua-config)
> (defun my-lua-config ()
> (setq outline-regexp "function"))
>
> I really like this simple approach
Me, too. What I would use in my editor at work would be a PCRE regexp 
search, too. Personally, with my indent style, this will find stuff that is 
not local or is not anonymous:
^function \w+\(
Is this a valid Emacs regexp, too?
And we are getting OT, but can you use the same thing for plain text files. 
Quite many files I read have headings matching:

^\d+(\.\d+)?

Again, PCRE syntax.

I'm legally blind so I don't care for the syntax highlighting even though 
speechd-el would use different voices for different faces. At any rate, with 
a screen reader, searching is even more important, since you cannot scan 
visually or glance at stuff, just listen through linearly extremely fast and 
interrupt greedily.

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