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--- Begin Message ---Hello, I received this via the Debian bugtracking system. The problem is reproducible in current EMACS_22_BASE. On 2008-25-01 20:54 +0100, Christian Henz wrote: > When editing C++ code, I sometimes get "Mismatched parentheses" errors that > are > clearly unjustified, and as a result indentation does not work anymore. > > Here is a small test input that I can reproduce the problem with. > One has to type the code in, copy-and-paste does not expose the problem. > > emacs foo.cpp > ------------------- > void foo() { > > if( x >= 0 && x < width && y >= 0 && y < height ) { > } > } > ------------------- > > If I save and quit, and then re-open the file, the problem does not > appear. > > Now if I start the file in C mode ("emacs foo.c") instead, > the problem does not appear either. The "Mismatched parentheses" show up in the line with the "if", where the "<" after the "x" is treated as an opening paren. Cheers, Sven
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