Comments

[Huaiyu Zhu]

Fernando Pérez <fperez528 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>Karl Pflästerer wrote:
>
>>> ... Is there a way to make emacs ignore lines that wouldn't be
>>> considered comments by the language when wrapping?
>> 
>> I changed the value of `paragraph-start'. I did it like this:
>> 
>> (add-hook 'python-mode-hook
>>           (lambda ()
>>               (setq paragraph-start "[ \t\n\f#]")))
>> 
>> "[ \t\n\f]" is the default for this variable.
>> 
>> bye
>>    KP
>> 
>
>THANK YOU!!!!!!
>
>I'd been hating life on this little thing for a long time (well, never 
>intensely enough to really bother looking for a solution ;). 
>
>I've used emacs for years, but I've just never bothered to learn enough on how 
>to configure it to solve the few little quirks it still has for my taste.
>
>But this one was a fairly nagging one for me,  so I _greatly_ appreciate your 
>solution (I'm glad I stumled on this thread!)

Does this really work for you?  After I added this, M-q no longer considers
multiline comments as a single paragraph.  It also wraps long comment lines
without adding new # signs.  Maybe I have some other settings in .emacs that
are interfering with this?

Huaiyu