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[Eiffel-emacs-users] Indenting inspect

[Colin A. <col...@ho...>]

I have just found a problem indenting inspect:

with l_zone being a CHARACTER, the following code does not indent as it 
appears here:

	inspect
	   l_zone
	when 'C', 'U', 'O', 'J', 'S', 'E' then
		Result := True
	else
	end

instead l_zone lines up with inspect and when.

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[Eiffel-emacs-users] Advertise this group

[Colin A. <col...@ho...>]

Berend, can you advertise this mailling list on team Eiffel? (I can't post 
their anymore - only comments)

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[Eiffel-emacs-users] Syntax table

[Colin A. <col...@ho...>]

>>>>>"Colin" == Colin Adams <CA...@ax...> writes:

    >> Why? I found it quite useful to C-left or C-right over a
    >> feature name.

    Colin> But that's my point, you can't, because underscore is a
    Colin> separator, not a word character.

Berend> I mean, I actually want to go to the next unit of a feature name, so 
I like the current behaviour :-)

Berend> So you want an option to make an underscore part of the definition 
of a word.

No, I want that to be the default behaviour, because that is the syntax of 
Eiffel.

So by all means add an option, but change the default behaviour.

    Colin> What is the paragraph unit - is it a routine or a feature
    Colin> clause?

    >> Nope, it's just the next blank line, I think this is inherited
    Colin> behaviour, there's no code to change this.

    Colin> I'm sure there is - I remember that some programming modes
    Colin> do indeed change the definition of a paragraph.

Berend> That's true, I meant that the eiffel.el mode doesn't change it.

Well, I think it ought to define a single feature as the paragraph unit.

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Re: [Eiffel-emacs-users] Words and paragraphs in eiffel.el

[Berend de B. <be...@po...>]

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>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Adams <CA...@ax...> writes:

    Colin> It appears an _ is a word separator character, so a class
    Colin> name does not get treated as a single word - bad!

Why? I found it quite useful to C-left or C-right over a feature name.

 
    Colin> What is the paragraph unit - is it a routine or a feature
    Colin> clause?

Nope, it's just the next blank line, I think this is inherited
behaviour, there's no code to change this.

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Berend de Boer
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