> Currently the 'lispwords' setting is global, yet three filetypes attempt > to change it on filetype/indent load: scheme, clojure, and art. > > Scheme and Clojure, in particular, are two very different Lisp variants, > but both modify 'lispwords' to influence their indenting. Both filetypes > also call `setlocal lispwords<` in undo hooks to unset the local value > of the setting, but of course, this does not work. > > The following attached patches make the 'lispwords' setting global-local > to allow different Lisps to use this setting concurrently: > > > Sounds like a nice idea. I always wondered why lispwords is global :)
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