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John Fouhy
Since Python has no explcit ends to blocks, emacs doesn't always know
the right indentation level to use. And <del> doesn't seem to be very
consistent (it always seems to go back 8 characters, which doesn't
help when the indent level is 4).
Another language where indentation is significant is Haskell. The
emacs Haskell mode has an excellent solution to the problem: Pushing
<tab> cycles through the various possible indentations.
Does anyone know if anything like this is possible with Python mode?
Or are there any other popular solutions?
(I am not an elipser)
the right indentation level to use. And <del> doesn't seem to be very
consistent (it always seems to go back 8 characters, which doesn't
help when the indent level is 4).
Another language where indentation is significant is Haskell. The
emacs Haskell mode has an excellent solution to the problem: Pushing
<tab> cycles through the various possible indentations.
Does anyone know if anything like this is possible with Python mode?
Or are there any other popular solutions?
(I am not an elipser)