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Indentation in python.el after "Enter"


From: Alexander Tsamutali
Subject: Indentation in python.el after "Enter"
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 12:35:11 +0500

Hi, all!

I am novice emacs user and i'm using emacs to write python programs. I
used python-mode.el from http://python-mode.sourceforge.net and was
quite happy. A few days ago i updated emacs to 22.1 and read that the
default python.el mode is updated and recommended for use.
I removed python-mode.el and yes, python.el works good. The only thing
i miss form the old python-mode.el is that when i hit "Enter" on the
line which is indented by itself or opens the new block, emacs
maintains/creates indentation on the new line, so i don't need to hit
"Tab". For ex.:

def foo():
   a = 1 # hit "Enter"
   b = 2 # this line was already indented

if a == b: # hit "Enter"
   # cursor jumps here because i opened the block

When using python.el cursor always jumps to the first column and i
need to hit "Tab" to indent new line properly.

Can someone help me to make my emacs smarter in this area? :)

--
Alexander Tsamutali




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