cashin@cs.uga.edu writes:

> Hi.  I've noticed that the caml-mode in ocaml 3.06 loses track of
> where indentation should be, especially when I comment things out.  My
> fix is to kill the buffer and reload it, at which point caml-mode
> immediately starts working again, indenting properly according to the
> sytax.
>
> I searched google a bit for caml-list discussion about it, but I
> didn't see anything.  Is this a known problem?  Is there a newer
> version I should use or some kind of workaround?

There's a workaround.  I wish I knew enough emacs lisp to fix
caml-mode itself.

I find that when the indentation gets confused below a comment, I can
go up to the line before the comment, hit tab (which is bound to
caml-indent-command), and then come back to the line I'm working on.
Then indentation will work properly.

I tried to come up with a minimal example that exhibits the problem
but couldn't.  If anyone wants to see the source file that exibits the
problem, let me know, and I'll send it off-list.

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--Ed L Cashin     PGP public key: http://noserose.net/e/pgp/

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