indentation levels with (format ...)
Masoud Pirnazar
"indentation level" so every time I output carriage-return and then some
text, the text starts at the indentation level. (e.g. the code
generates an open brace, then increments the indentation level; when it
generates the closing brace, it decrements the indentation level).
Any ideas how to do this cleanly, ideally so I can just call (format
...) without having to call (indent-line-if-necessary) before each new
line?
thi
> Any ideas how to do this cleanly, ideally so I can just call (format
> ...) without having to call (indent-line-if-necessary) before each new
> line?
write out the file, edit it w/ emacs, using `c-indent-exp'. this is the
approach we use for gratuitous beautification of C-style generated code:
http://www.scripps.edu/~ttnttn/build/mead/swig/swigpp.el
thi
Erik Naggum
| Any ideas how to do this cleanly, ideally so I can just call (format
| ...) without having to call (indent-line-if-necessary) before each
| new line?
You can use logical blocks in the pretty printer for this. That
won't be much different from how the pretty printer does it for
Lisp, either, so you can probably learn from some relevant code.
#:Erik
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>
> Masoud Pirnazar <ampir...@poboxes.com> writes:
>
> > Any ideas how to do this cleanly, ideally so I can just call (format
> > ...) without having to call (indent-line-if-necessary) before each new
> > line?
>
> approach we use for gratuitous beautification of C-style generated code:
also you could use the `indent' utility.
LaP
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