"fore:#00007F" breaks indentation

[Chrisgreen-users]

class a:
    def __init__(self):
        self.StyleSetSpec(self.STYLE_FIELD,
"fore:#00007F" )
            self.StyleSetSpec(self.STYLE_FIELD,
"fore:#00007F" )
                self.StyleSetSpec(self.STYLE_FIELD,
"fore:#00007F" )
                    self.StyleSetSpec(self.STYLE_FIELD,
"fore:#00007F" )

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[Chrisgreen-users (chrisgreen-users)]

Aiee! Didn't realize there was no formatting in these boxes
( too used to wiki )

[Montanaro (montanaro)]

Sorry it's taken me so long to look into this. I believe I
found the problem but don't know how to fix it, so I'll
describe what I found so that maybe someone with more
lisp-fu than me can solve the problem.

Basically, too much reliance is placed on regular
expressions to determine the end of the first line of a
compound statement. In (py-statement-opens-block-p) it
searches "for a colon with nothing after it except
whitespace, and maybe a comment". Unfortunately, once it
gets there, it's smack dab in the middle of a string. There
is a check for being in a comment, but not one for being in
a string. I somehow think the proper solution might involve
calling (py-in-literal), but I'm having trouble making it
work. If we're in a string we need to keep searching.