Thanks Meikel!
On Mar 17, 2011, at 11:40 AM, Meikel Brandmeyer wrote:
>
> I believe the Vim indentation for Lisp works quite similar to the
> emacs one. The basic heuristic - as I understood it - is:
>
> 1. Only one word after the opening paren in previous line: align with
> innermost unmatched ( + 2 spaces
> (bar
> | <- cursor below a
> 2. There are more than one word after the opening paren, but the form
> is a macro/special form with a body (eg. do, try, catch, let, def*,
> with-*, binding, etc., also: if, condp, ...): align with innermost
> unmatched ( + 2 spaces
> (let [xxx yyy]
> | <- cursor below e
> This is a bit fuzzy, but you should get the idea, what is meant.
> 3. There are more than one word after the opening paren, but not a one
> of the cases of 2.: align below first argument of innermost unmatched
> (.
> (foo bar
> | <- cursor below b
> 4. Inside vectors, maps and sets: align with innermost unmatched [/
> { + 1 space
> [bar
> | <- cursor below b
>
> This is roughly how VimClojure indents the code.
>
> Sincerely
> Meikel
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