On 10-Oct-2007, Kurt Hornik wrote:

| >>>>> Richard Stallman writes:
| 
| > Can you please send the apropriate fix to emacs-devel@gnu.org,
| > then ack this message?
| 
| I assume this means that in all functions using looking-at() or
| re-search-forward() with possibly case sensitive regexps one needs to
| let() case-fold-search to nil?

Thanks.

How about the attached patch then?

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Subject: octave-mod.el: wrong indentation for "IF", "FOR", etc.

In octave-mode, depending on toggle-case-fold-search, octave-indent-line produces either this

IF = 1 ;
x = 2 ;

or that:

IF = 1 ;
   x = 2 ;

(via the function re-search-backward). The second behavior is obviously nonsense. Similar for "FOR" etc.

I verified the behavior for emacs-20.7.1/octave-2.1.34 and emacs 22.1.1/octave 2.9.14.


G.
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jwe