return key doesn't maintain current indentation level

[Benjamin Peterson]

Suppose I have code like this

def f():
    return 42

[CURSOR]

Notice my cursor is flush with the left margin. Hitting return creates this situation:

def f():
    return 42

    [CURSOR]

Notice the cursor has been indented to level of the function body. This shouldn't happen. Rather a newline should simply be inserted without indenting further.

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

Can't reproduce. RET as also C-j place cursor in column 0. See png attached.

[Benjamin Peterson (benjaminp)]

Sorry, it only happens if there's not a "return" in the function body like this:

def f():
    x = 42

[CURSOR]

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

Am 02.01.2013 15:45, schrieb Benjamin Peterson:
> Sorry, it only happens if there's not a "return" in the function body
> like this:
>
> def f():
> x = 42
>
> [CURSOR]
>

okay, well, that's a very old story.

See comment in python-mode-map:

         ;; Most Pythoneers expect RET `py-newline-and-indent'

Personally I've just newline.
May introduce an option, enabling a change of this setting, mapping RET at newline again.

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

you may customize py-return-key now
Maybe a restart is needed after in order to take it.