Xiao-Yong Jin wrote:
Michael P Mossey <[email protected]> writes:
lines above for alignment positions, and advances one position at a
time). Maybe I'll write one. I do have a bit of experience with emacs
lisp.
Is there something we can learn from python-mode? I haven't
written python code since I started using haskell. If
memory serves, my impression is that the indentation in
python-mode worked more natural.
I like python-mode, but python layout is much simpler. Also, the behavior of the
python-mode tab key is more predictable: it goes first to the rightmost stop
that makes sense, then repeated clicks of the tab key move the cursor to the
left one tab stop at a time.
Again, I don't want to be too critical of haskell-mode because it is great to
have it at all. I would prefer simpler behavior of the tab key, that's all.
Maybe I can write it.
-Mike
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