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Hello,

Octave (which is similar to Matlab) allows both "end" and "end<op>" for
teminating constructs, e.g. I can write both "if ... endif" and "if
... end".  However, Octave mode does not recognize the "if ... end"
construct correctly (i.e. indentation is wrong).  Is it possible to change
this behaviour?

Thanks, Nicolas