🚀 go-pugleaf

(emacs & epoch 18.55)

Indent-for-comment does very much the wrong thing on lines were there
are strings containing imbedded comment characters: i.e. in lisp mode,
with the line:
	("foo;bar.lisp"  "baz")
pressing "M-;" turns the line into:
	("foo                     ;bar.lisp"  "baz")
instead of:
	("foo;bar.lisp"  "baz")   ; 

The same is true for C mode:
	printf("/* foo */");
becomes
	printf("                  /* foo */");

It seems to me that while it is probably possible to set
comment-start-skip to an ugly re to achieve the results I'd like, it
would be better to change indent-for-comment appropriately... but I'm
not an emacs hacker, so before I dive in to try fixing it myself, does
anyone have a patch?

thanks,
	-mik (mthome@bbn.com)