Hello all,
Slimed emacs indents backquotes in an odd manner (to me) when the first element is a splice of a function call. Is this intentional?
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`(,@asd ,@foo ,@qwe)
`(,@(asd) ,@foo ,@qwe)
William
* William Halliburton [2011-02-09 22:47] writes:
Hello all,
Slimed emacs indents backquotes in an odd manner (to me) when the first element is a splice of a function call. Is this intentional?
I guess, but it's not SLIME that does the indentation. Indentation is done by common-lisp-indent-function shipped with a standard Emacs. If you think it's a bug report it to the Emacs maintainers.
Helmut