Re: indentation

[<ptlo@centrum.cz>]

I have a comment starting with ! in column  1, and a F90 code on next line starting around column 7. When I hit enter inside the comment, the rest of the comment is now on new line and aligned according to the *next* line (the F90 code). Moreover the start of the comment, instead of left alone -- is equally aligned too, i.e. the ! moved to around col. 7.  This all happens even when above the comment was another comment starting e.g. in col. 1, not another F90 code, meaning that the indentation is governed by what follows not precedes. Crazines squared, isn't it?

Cheers

Petr

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> Od: "Stefan Monnier" <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>
> Komu: help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org
> Datum: 27.04.2021 19:12
> Předmět: Re: indentation
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>> It gets even worse e.g. in the F90 mode. It e.g. moves a comment (starting
>> with !) on preceding line to the column of first character of the next
>> (really!) line when I add new line inside a code. This is crazy, why
>> I couldn't have comment starting at column 1? The emacs simply can't know
>> what I'm going to do on new empty line!!
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>I'm not completely sure I understand the scenario you're describing
>(and I'm not very familiar with F90's syntax either, my use of Fortran
>dates back to the nineties but using F77), but it sounds like it might
>simply be a bug.
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>        Stefan
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