Just some quick responses, more after the week-end I hope.
On 27.09.13 14:14, Stephen Leake wrote:
> Can you use indent-region after a complete statement? We could add
> ada-indent-statement (I thought I had already). Maybe call that from
> seleton-end-hook?
That was exactly the plan: get the region of the (syntactically
correct) text that skeleton has inserted and then indent it
(as if someone had marked it and pressed TAB).
> I'm missing something fundamental about skeleton. I don't see any
> "define-key" statements related to skeleton, so I don't know how to
> experiment. How/when is a skeleton invoked? Can you give a small
> tutorial, showing all keystrokes required to create a Hello_World
> procedure?
The (now obsolescent) standard ada-mode.el has a keymap
and uses define-key to bind keys and skeleton names,
...
;; The templates, defined in ada-stmt.el
(let ((map (make-sparse-keymap)))
(define-key map "h" 'ada-header)
(define-key map "\C-a" 'ada-array)
(define-key map "b" 'ada-exception-block)
(define-key map "d" 'ada-declare-block)
...
The names on the right are functions actually, that can
be called via M-x in the minibuffer.
For my slightly changed setup, I used M-: for evaluating, say,
(ada-stmt-place-skeleton 'ada-declare-block nil '("Block_Name"))
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