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Re: Help with text and fortran modes

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From: Nick Dokos
Date: Tue, 14 May 1991 14:17
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In article <1991May14.021906.22395@cs.cornell.edu> stefan@CS.Cornell.EDU (Kjartan Stefansson) writes:

   >	2) on the Apollo, the fortran compiler command that we use most of the 
   >	   time is /com/ftn....  the "ftn" compiler is looking for ".ftn" 
   >	   source files.  Emacs recognizes ".f" fortran source files and sets 
   >	   the fortran mode appropriately.  How do I add ".ftn" so that emacs 
   >	   recognizes these files as fortran source?

   add to your .emacs:

	   (setq auto-mode-alist (add-to-klist "\\.ftn$" 'fortran-mode
					      auto-mode-alist))



"add-to-klist" is not standard. Use

	(setq auto-mode-alist (append '(("\\.ftn$" . fortran-mode))
				       auto-mode-alist))

For indentation, change the values of fortran-do-indent and fortran-if-indent.
For the manual, do C-h i.
For a printed version, contact FSF (+617 876 3296) or Quantum Books (+617 494 5042)


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