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(meta-indent-calculate-last): Remove. (meta-indent-current-nesting): Use a computation of the nesting instead. (meta-indent-current-indentation): Indentation is given according to nesting and if the previous line was finished or not. (meta-indent-unfinished-line): Tell if the current line ends with a finished expression. (meta-indent-looking-at-code): Like `looking-at', but checks if the point is a string before. (meta-indent-level-count): Use it. Don't count parenthesis as it's done in the nesting function. (meta-indent-in-string-p): Tell if the current point is in a string. (meta-indent-calculate): Treat b-o-b as a special case. Use the previous functions.

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(1) how to tell when to report a bug, and
(2) how to write a useful bug report and what information
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