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(idlwave)Block Boundary Check

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Block Boundary Check
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   Whenever you type an `END' statement, IDLWAVE finds the
corresponding start of the block and the cursor blinks back to that
location for a second.  If you have typed a specific `END', like
`ENDIF' or `ENDCASE', you get a warning if that kind of END does not
match the type of block it terminates.

   Set the variable `idlwave-expand-generic-end' in order to have all
generic `END' statements automatically expanded to a specific type.
You can also type `C-c ]' to close the current block by inserting the
appropriate `END' statement.

 - User Option: idlwave-show-block (`t')
     Non-`nil' means point blinks to block beginning for
     `idlwave-show-begin'.

 - User Option: idlwave-expand-generic-end (`t')
     Non-`nil' means expand generic END to ENDIF/ENDELSE/ENDWHILE etc.

 - User Option: idlwave-reindent-end (`t')
     Non-nil means re-indent line after END was typed.