On 11 Jun 2014, at 20:01, Stephen Leake <[email protected]> wrote:

> If you use skeletons for new code, the skeleton inserts "end;" for you.
> So this is only a problem when editing existing code.
> 
> One approach to editing existing code is to type the new syntax skeleton
> first, then modify the bodies. I am getting used to that process.

This is something I’ve always done, even when indentation had to be done by 
hand (most editors I’ve used support TAB => indent to previous line).

I’ve noticed that, when doing this in ada-mode 5, a final TAB will sometimes 
indent the whole block, sometimes not. I haven’t seen the pattern yet, though.

Must get used to new skeletons
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