Adam Porter <a...@alphapapa.net> writes: > fm4d <m...@fm4d.net> writes: > >> Hello, I found an indentation bug in the master branch. >> >> Steps to reproduce: >> >> * Test 1 >> ** Test 2 >> #+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp >> (setq foo 1 >> bar 2) >> #+END_SRC >> >> Paste this code into org-mode buffer with org-startup-indented turn on >> org-indented-mode. You should see the src block missindented like this: >> >> (setq foo 1 >> bar 2) >> >> I've tracked this bug to this commit >> http://repo.or.cz/org-mode.git/commit/a311a856514e9245074b02c89d51a9f339784d1c > > Hm, I'm not sure I understand the problem. Org doesn't automatically > reindent source blocks, as far as I know. You can <C-c '> and reindent > the source buffer, and then when you save it it will be reflected in the > Org buffer. I made a little function to do that as a command, which I > could share if you like. > > Also, the examples you gave have mixed spaces and tabs, so it's hard to > tell whether they're indented correctly. For example, I see the second > example indented correctly, while the first is not. You might try > turning on whitespace-mode, which makes it easy to see where they are. > > BTW, that commit is a large merge commit, so it's hard to see where the > problem would be. You could try bisecting it on the branch it was > merged from.
I can see that I should have explain it with more clarity. I am using <C-c '> and the actual code is indented correctly inside <C-c '> and when tangled, BUT it is displayed incorrectly in the src block after I return from <C-c '> and org-indent-mode is on. The code I posted should show what I mean, the expression inside src block (pasted and indented correctly inside <C-c '>) is just incorrectly rendered outside of <C-c '>. Tracking it to this merge commit was the best I could do, I was trying to look throught the changes but with no luck.
