Andreas Rossberg wrote:
> > > The most flexible but safe solution is to simply define the indentation
> > > as the sequence of indentation characters used. Two consecutive lines
> > > are indented consistently whenever one indentation is a prefix of the
> > > other. Hence you may freely mix diffe
George Russell wrote:
Simon Marlow wrote:
> As for the width of the tab character: tab stops are every 8 columns.
> Period. The Haskell report says so
Yes, true. I think it was Leslie Lamport who wrote in TeXHaX that anyone
defining an input format which includes tabs should be sentenced to ten
George Russell wrote:
> The most flexible but safe solution is to simply define the indentation
> as the sequence of indentation characters used. Two consecutive lines
> are indented consistently whenever one indentation is a prefix of the
> other. Hence you may freely mix different indentation ch
Andreas wrote:
> The most flexible but safe solution is to simply define the indentation
> as the sequence of indentation characters used. Two consecutive lines
> are indented consistently whenever one indentation is a prefix of the
> other. Hence you may freely mix different indentation characters
