Re: font-lock-mode causes paren-matching to go haywire in c++-mode

[Peter Lee]

>>>> Benjamin Rutt writes:

    Benjamin> 
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    Benjamin> int StormIndexingClient::chooseTable() { int idx = -1;
    Benjamin> if ((idx < 1) || (idx > (int)len)) { fprintf(stderr,
    Benjamin> "ERROR: invalid input %s\n", line);
    Benjamin>     }
    Benjamin>     idx--; return idx;
    Benjamin> }
    Benjamin> 
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    Benjamin> 2) run emacs -q bug.cpp, and verify you're in c++-mode
    Benjamin> 3) type M-x font-lock-mode RET 4) put cursor on line 5
    Benjamin> of the resulting buffer (line numbering starting with 1)
    Benjamin> 5) place point on the '(' character at the beginning of
    Benjamin> the "(idx > ..."  expression 6) press C-M-n...instead of
    Benjamin> getting placed on the matching paren, you get placed on
    Benjamin> the '>' character.

It appears to work fine in fundamental and text mode.  The problem
shows up in c++-mode and gnus-article-mode though.  Maybe that will
help narrow it down.