Sat, 09 Oct 1999 13:08:39 +0200, Lennart Augustsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> pisze:
> > No, because only the indent before the first non-whitespace character
> > in a line matters. Haskell programs can be typeset even in proportional
> > font as long as indents have correct relationships between their
> > lengths.
>
> You must be using a different Haskell than I am. :-)
Ah, right, sorry.
I typically put the token after `where' in the next line. BTW, I'm
not sure if the fact that the indentation for layout must increase
is right. I tend to write:
foo x = something... bar...
where bar = case x of
Just y -> baz1
Nothing -> baz2
where there is only one thing after `where'. But this is illegal,
so I put the binding in the next line and try to fit `where' at the
end of the previous one.
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