Drew Adams wrote: > I do check for a quote. The check for `fboundp' is to try and > "correctly" indent things like > '(with-current-buffer buf > (do-something)) > which occur sometimes in macros. > > I would rather have it treat lists as lists, regardless of whether the > lists might represent programs (e.g. even in macros and arg to eval). So, > to me, dumb checking for a quote or backquote would be good. IOW, I like > the behavior given by Juanma's hook code using common-lisp-indent-function. > But I can imagine people might feel differently about this.
I too think a dumb check is better. Not because I like functions being indented like lists, but because, as RMS noted, `fboundp' would give inconsistent results depending on whether a function has been evaluated or not. Paul _______________________________________________ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel
