The documentation for 'send*' shows an indentation style that is not available,
but that I've often wanted for some "Lambda-like Keywords", e.g. 'lambda' and
'match':
(send* edit (begin-edit-sequence)
(insert "Hello")
(insert #\newline)
(end-edit-sequence))
https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/ivaraccess.html#%28form._%28%28lib._racket%2Fprivate%2Fclass-internal..rkt%29._send*%29%29
"Reindent All" produces:
(send* edit (begin-edit-sequence)
(insert "Hello")
(insert #\newline)
(end-edit-sequence))
I know there is some push against rightward drift, so perhaps the preferred
style is:
(send* edit
(begin-edit-sequence)
(insert "Hello")
(insert #\newline)
(end-edit-sequence))
But I often find downward drift more of an impediment to understanding code. Is
there a particular rationale for not having a style supporting the one shown
first above? Also, are there other users who would like such a style as well?
Gary
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