On 7/8/05, Richard M. Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am not sure which of the two you are preferring. However, I can
> state that the first pattern above is the way Emacs is supposed to
> indent an if expression.
That's the one I prefer (the first one).
> This is not going to be changed--please let's not spend time talking
> about such a change.
I was not talking about such a change. Someone else was talking about
making a change which would not affect elisp `if's, but would have the
side effect that Common Lisp `if's edited with `lisp-indent-function'
set to `common-lisp-indent-function' would indent like the elisp
`if's, instead of both the THEN and ELSE parts at the same indentation
depth as they currently do. Apparently, Lawrence Mitchell didn't like
that.
I was merely stating that I think the Emacs way to indent `if' seems
*much* better to me even for Common Lisp `if's.
--
/L/e/k/t/u
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