Re: Disabling automatic reindentation of the current line after a newline

[Emanuel Berg]

Jean Abou Samra wrote:

> where I might have changed the indentation if Emacs made
> a mistake (e.g., if the major mode I am using is not 100%
> accurate, or if I have a slightly different style for which
> no option exists in that mode).

Emacs doesn't make mistakes, it is always 100% accurate
according to the programming which defines it's bahvior.

If there is a mistake, it's on the behalf of the programmers
and they will be delighted to fix all such bugs.

If they think the behavior is good, and you disagree, you can
change the code or don't use it, or don't use it temporarily
perhaps, also on your own computer where you are unrestricted
to do whatever you want.

If you describe the exact situation we can help you with
that ...

> Is this possible?

Can you show an example what you want should happen ...

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