Minor issue with "except" indentation

[Ryan Kaskel]

If you try the following:

def foo():
    try:
        foo = True
    except:
        foo = False

and then move the cursor to the line with "except" on it and press tab, it will dedent it and won't let you indent it to the proper position.

The normal behavior for tab seems to cycle through possible indentation levels but this doesn't happen here.

This is a very minor issue and only came up when trying to reformat some code.

[Ryan Kaskel (ryankaskel)]

thanks -- this fixed it.

After pulling in the changes, I now get an error each time python-mode loads:

File mode specification error: (file-error "Cannot open load file" "/pymacs/pymacs.el")

[Ryan Kaskel (ryankaskel)]

I've marked this as new (not sure if that is correct). I think the same thing happens if you have multiple except statements.

def foo():
    try:
        x = 1
    except SystemError:
        f = 1
except KeyError: <--- can indent this
        p = 1

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

Am 30.10.2011 09:22, schrieb Ryan Kaskel:
> I've marked this as new (not sure if that is correct).

Hi Ryan,

think its helpful, if only assignees toggle the flags.
Flags are helpful to range the tasks - but only if the one in charge may
rely upon

I think the same
> thing happens if you have multiple except statements.
>

if the previous example was fixed, a new report is more helpful.
Otherwise people in later times must dig through a bulk of comments.

May you make a new entry? I'll switch that back to "commited" then.

Thanks,

Andreas

> def foo():
> try:
> x = 1
> except SystemError:
> f = 1
> except KeyError:<--- can indent this
> p = 1
>
> ** Changed in: python-mode
> Status: Fix Committed => New
>