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>>> Gordon Messmer<yinyang@xxxxxxxxx> 10/16/03 07:02PM >>> Use emacs' indenting features. when you miss a special character, indents get real funny. I just tried making the same mistake I made a week ago and I saw nothing special in the indentation. Maybe its because I'm using xemacs and you're using emacs. I don't see what it is you are referring to, simply because my set up apparently doesn't do anything strange with indentation as yours must. I did fix the script mode return key to use "sh-newline-and-indent" instead of the default "newline" because I wanted it to automagically indent properly when I hit the return key. The "newline" function put me at the start of a new line and I had to TAB to get a proper indent. That was too much work. Maybe my change messed up what you're referring to. Bill Gradwohl (817) 224-9400 x211 www.ycc.com SPAMstomper Protected Email -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
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