Update julia-mode.el

[kevinli1993]

Make julia-beginning-of-defun a command

[tpapp]

Can you please explain why you need this? This is a function meant to be called by Emacs Lisp code under the usual circumstances.

[kevinli1993]

Thanks, I see. I hadn't realized elisp's beginning-of-defun would call this function. So indeed it is not needed.

That said, including this would make for a nice symmetry with julia-beginning-of-defun, which is (interactive) even though elisp also has end-of-defun.

I'll defer to you for whether to merge or not.

[non-Jedi]

I think the proper fix is to make julia-end-of-defun non-interactive. I've added a note for this to #136.

Could you do a little digging to see if there's any rationale for why you might want end-of-defun-function to be interactive but not beginning-of-defun-function? I noticed when I was poking around that python-nav-end-of-defun is interactive while python-nav-beginning-of-defun is not; didn't check any other language major modes.

[tpapp]

My hunch is that @nverno introduced this in #63 basing the code on the Python mode, and there is no particular reason for it in our codebase. @nverno, any comments?

I am inclined to just remove this. And then address #136, now that we tag versions again 😉