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From: kamat@uceng.UC.EDU (Govind N. Kamat)
Newsgroups: comp.emacs,gnu.emacs
Subject: indentation in C mode
Summary: why doesn't it behave as the manual says?
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Date: 12 Sep 89 22:28:42 GMT
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I'd like my C indentation to look like this:

char *
function(arg)
     int arg;

The GNU Emacs manual says that this is supposed to be the default
style, setting no indentation variables; however, I seem to end up
with:

char *
  function(arg)
int arg;

And perhaps I can ask one more question of you "GNUru's":  we have
some terminals using ^h for erasure, and others with "delete" keys.
Now I use the key-translate-table to set emacs up correctly, but is
there some way I could get the tty setup information communicated to
emacs automatically?

Please reply by e-mail, and if there is enough interest, I'll post a
summary.  Thanks for your help!

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Govind N. Kamat 			College of Engineering
kamat@uceng.UC.EDU			University of Cincinnati
					Cincinnati, OH 45221, USA