I just sent out the previous letter before it was finished, so here comes
the rest of it (sorry about that):

Steps to repeat:

    emacs -Q
    Evaluate the following:
    (save-excursion
     (insert "(")
     (dotimes (x 10) (insert "abc\n")))
    C-g       (Just to know where you are in C-h l)
    Now press TAB and down arrow over and over again, as fast as you can,
like you're reindenting code.
    After a few lines, Emacs stops to indent. Looking at the end of C-h l,
you will see something like:

C-g <tab> <down> <down>
<tab> <down> <tab> <down> <tab> <down> <tab> C-h l

    Here, a <tab> is missing, which explains the indentation problems.

Sincerely,
    Anders Lindgren



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