> Am 28.10.2015 um 17:52 schrieb Stephen Leake <[email protected]>:
>
> Georg Bauhaus <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I see this in *Messages*
>>
>> wisi-comment-indent: wisi-comment-indent called after non-comment
>>
>> This happens when calling comment-dwim on a line that ends with "=>".
>> The dashes are inserted, and the Emacs beeps. Type M-; on the line
>> declaring X.
>>
>> procedure Non_Comment is
>> X : String := (1 => --
>> 'A');
>> begin
>> null;
>> end Non_Comment;
>
> Hmm. This is using wisi-comment-indent in a place I had not anticipated.
>
> (...)
> So what do you want wisi-comment-indent to do in this case (besides not
> signal an error)?
Adding to the report: I also see the signal in places like these
(on the first line only):
procedure Run_Me with
Pre =>
-- Be sure to have initialized `Stateful` before calling this.
-- `F` will return what is relevant about the "amount" of its
-- being initialized.
F (Stateful);
for Enm use (First =>
-- first power of 2 different from 0
1,
Second => 2, -- 2#10#
Third => 4); -- 2**2
>
> I'd vote for either "return the current comment column", or
> "delete all but one whitespace".
Given this is effected by M-;, maybe what is to be done is dictated by
usual expectations?
IIUC, that would be as per (info "(emacs)Comment Commands")
The behavior looks o.K. to me, except for the signal.
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