5 Apr
2004
5 Apr
'04
2:33 p.m.
Luke Gorrie luke@bluetail.com writes:
Ahoy,
I added a hopefully nice feature: Lisp teaches Emacs how to indent macros. I found a way to do it without hacking Emacs's indentation code at all.
From now on when you have a macro like:
(defmacro foo (a b &body body) ...)
anywhere in your Lisp image, Emacs should know to indent calls as:
(foo ((x y)) (bar) (baz) (beer))
i.e. it groks &body.
This is a very nice thing to have!
Regards,
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