DrRacket 5.0.2 isn't indenting Typed Racket "let:" forms idiomatically.
It indents them in the default way rather than a special way like it
does for Racket "let" forms.
In case anyone wants to fix this, here's how Quack currently indents
"let:" (leading space characters replaced here with "." so email clients
don't eat them):
(let: ((x : Any)
.......(y : Any))
..x
..y)
(let: loop : Any ((x : Any)
..................(y : Any))
..x
..y)
(let: loop : Any
......((x : Any)
.......(y : Any))
..x
..y)
(let: loop
....: Any
....((x : Any)
.....(y : Any))
..x
..y)
The difference in indentation of the second line in the 3rd and 4th
examples is an accident of how some existing Emacs code works, not a
decision on my part. In that regard, I would probably change Quack to
do whatever Racket ultimately does.
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