Re: how to highlight block end in Python-mode indentation

[Joost Kremers <joostkremers@fastmail.fm>]

On Sat, May 20 2017, Krishnakant wrote:
> I tryed indent-gide and it sutes perfectly.
> Just one question.
> How can I have it work for every block and not just for class 
> and function in
> Python?
> It is not effective for if, while try: catch etc.
> I am sure it can be made to work because the screenshot on the 
> github page has
> it there.

Well, the only customisation I have regarding `indent-guide' is 
this:

(setq indent-guide-char "│")

And for me, it does work with if and other blocks.

Are you sure it doesn't work? Note that indent-guide doesn't show 
indentation if point is on the line that begins the block. So if 
you have:

```
def some_fun(arg):
  print("Hi!")
  if arg = 1:
    print("How are you?")
  elif arg = 2:
    print("How do you do?")
  else:
    print("I don't want to know you.")

Now if point is on the line `def...`, no indentation markers are 
shown. They appear when you move point down. Similarly, if point 
is on the line `if...`, it doesn't show the indentation of the if 
block but of the def block. Once you move down to the line 
`print("How are you?")`, it'll show the indentation of the if 
block.

HTH


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