python autoindent failure

[jporkkahtc]

This one has been driving me nuts, but I finally figured it out.
Sometimes in python after typing "if someting:<enter>" the next line isn't indented like it ought to be.
Example:

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def myfunction(a,b,c,d):
    if a.returxcode != 0:
        pass # Autoindent works here
    if a.returncode != 0:
    pass # Autoindent FAILS here
It seems to be because "returncode" starts with "return" -- a keyword.
So even though Slick doesn't color "returncode" as a keyword, it does confuse the indenting logic somehow.

I found that "if definition:" as well as "if xdefinition:" also confuse it -- so the keyword doesn't even need to be the beginning of the identifier.

[patrick]

Reproduced.  I suspect it's a pretty simple hotfix, I'll take a look at it.

[jporkkahtc]

Still repros in Beta2.

[patrick]

Whoops.  I've checked it in for beta 3.  I'll drop it into the 21.0.3 hotfix in a bit, so it should be in the next released hotfix.