Philip Brown writes:
> I enjoy the puppet mode that comes with emacs by default.
> However... people in our organization prefer a slightly different formating
> standard.
>
> Would anyone be able to tell me what tweaks I could put in my .emacs file,
> to make it so that code gets autoformatted as
>
>
> class foo {
> TAB line here
> TAB line here
> }
>
> So, one to change the tabstops thing, and one to make the closing brace
> outdent?
You might look at the customization group for "puppet", since that
should list all the variables intended for controlling its behavior (and
let you automatically change and save settings in your .emacs). I find
puppet-mode doesn't always auto-indent the closing brace the way you
(and I also) want, but if I move the closing brace back to where I want
it, puppet-mode will leave it there.
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