[debbugs-tracker] bug#21794: closed (24.5; ASSOCIATE and SUBMODULE construct does not indent correctly in F90 auto indent mode)

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regarding 24.5; ASSOCIATE and SUBMODULE construct does not indent correctly in 
F90 auto indent mode
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--- Begin Message --- Subject: 24.5; ASSOCIATE and SUBMODULE construct does not indent correctly in F90 auto indent mode Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2015 12:54:27 -0500

Hello:
 
When using the indent subprogram feature in Emacs for a .f90 file, the indentation fails if an "associate - end associate" block is present. In particular, the "end associate" does not align with the "associate" and as a result, all subsequent statements lose their alignment. It would be great if this could be fixed. 
 
Similarly, a submodule when indented does not have the correct matching statement in the "end submodule".
 
Best,
 
Avinash 

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> Glenn Morris wrote:
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> >> When using the indent subprogram feature in Emacs for a .f90 file, the
> >> indentation fails if an "associate - end associate" block is present.
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> > Thanks for the report. Fixed in today's git (add "associate" to
> > f90-no-block-limit).
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> >> Similarly, a submodule when indented does not have the correct
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> > I don't understand. Please show a minimal example including some Fortran
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> Since a year has passed with no further information, I'm closing this report.
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