elisp-mode: quoted parenthesis spuriously highlights matching close paren.

[Alan Mackenzie]

Emacs 21.1, emacs-lisp-mode.

I have show-paren-mode enabled.

With point at the open parenthesis at position 2 in this line:

        (memq (char-before) '(?\; ?} ?\())
                             1         23 


the close parenthesis at position 3 is spuriously highlighted as its
mate.  Since the open-paren at 2 is merely a character constant, emacs
shouldn't attempt to match it with any close paren.

When point is placed after the close parenthesis at 3, it's correct
partner, at position 1, is highlighted.
 
-- 
Alan Mackenzie (Munich, Germany)
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