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bug#20985: Bug in fortran fixed format mode with lines longer than 72 ch
From: |
Mark van Schilfgaarde |
Subject: |
bug#20985: Bug in fortran fixed format mode with lines longer than 72 characters |
Date: |
Sun, 5 Jul 2015 18:20:18 +0100 |
I am reporting a bug in emacs version 24.5.1. It appears both on a
mac an on a linux machine.
Some functions in fortran fixed-format mode, with lines exceeding 72
columns (132 for example), still assume a 72 column width, independent
of the value of variable fortran-line-length
In particular sexp operations like (forward-sexp) assume characters
past 72 columns are comments.
Consider the attached "example.f" : Read the file with
emacs -Q example.f
Change variable fortran-line-length :
(set-variable (quote fortran-line-length) 132 nil)
so that now:
(describe-variable (quote fortran-line-length))
returns:
fortran-line-length is a variable defined in `fortran.el'.
Its value is 132
Original value was 72
Local in buffer example.f; global value is 72
Move the point just after test1, so it precedes the first expression (..).
In this case forward-sexp works as expected.
Move the point just after test2, so it precedes the second expression (..).
In this case forward-sexp fails to find the end of the expression.
Note also that "twelve)" is highlighted as though it is a comment.
This problem does not appear in emacs 21.4
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