Casey Klein wrote at 12/24/2010 03:42 PM:
Adding `let:' to the list of "Lambda-like Keywords" in DrRacket's "Editing"
preferences makes your first two examples indent as in Quack. The second two examples indent as
follows.
(let: loop : Any
..((x : Any)
...(y : Any))
..x
..y)
(let: loop
..: Any
..((x : Any)
...(y : Any))
..x
..y)
Maybe all we need is to update the preference's default?
That would be a helpful temporary measure for people, but I suggest that
additional work to do this better is appropriate.
It's conventional for the non-body parts of a form like this to be
indented more than the body forms if they appear after the first line,
to distinguish them from the body.
If we just add "let:" to "Lambda-like Keywords", then parts of a
named-"let:" after the name are indented as if they are body forms.
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