Hi Eric,
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 10:36:58 +1100 Erik de Castro Lopo
<[email protected]> wrote:
...
> > If you put above mentioned macros
> > to the field "Language Specific Initialization Macro Commands and
> > Definitions"
> > for the Haskell mode,
>
> I'm not sure about this bit. Can someone point me to where in the
> config files I put the language specific initialisations?
>
There is even a (hard to find) UI for that:
Preferences -> Default Settings -> Auto Indent -> Program Smart Indent
Anyway, in the config file it's like that ("\n\"-Sequences omitted) :
nedit.smartIndentInit: <LANGUAGE>:
<Initialization Macro Code>
--End-of-Macro--
<Newline Macro Code>
--End-of-Macro--
<Type-In Macro Code>
--End-of-Macro--
<NEXT LANGUAGE>:
<Initialization Macro Code>
--End-of-Macro--
<Newline Macro Code>
--End-of-Macro--
<Type-In Macro Code>
--End-of-Macro--
for example, i have:
nedit.smartIndentInit: C: # C Macros and tuning parameters are shared
with C++, and are declared\n\
# in the common section. Press Common / Shared Initialization above.\n\
--End-of-Macro--\n\
return cFindSmartIndentDist($1)\n\
word_trace($1, ";")\n\
--End-of-Macro--\n\
if ($2 == "}" || $2 == "{" || $2 == "#")\n\
cBraceOrPound($1, $2)\n\
word_trace($1, $2)\n\
--End-of-Macro--\n\
C++:Default\n\
Best regards,
Markus
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