Info about indentation.

Info about indentation.

[Jean-Michel Hufflen]

   Dear Emacs'ers,

   I use emacs to write Scheme programs, and I would like to the following 
program to be displayed as:

(cond ((x y z) =>
          cdr)
         ...

that is, "cdr" just below (x y z), because "cdr" it is located after "=>". By 
default, emacs displays it like:

(cond ((x y z) =>
                    cdr)
         ...

   Does someone know how to proceed? Many thanks in advance,

J.-M. Hufflen

Re: Info about indentation.

[Robert Thorpe]

On Apr 10, 12:07 am, Jean-Michel Hufflen <jmhuff...@free.fr> wrote:
>    Dear Emacs'ers,
>
>    I use emacs to write Scheme programs, and I would like to the following
> program to be displayed as:
>
> (cond ((x y z) =>
>           cdr)
>          ...
>
> that is, "cdr" just below (x y z), because "cdr" it is located after "=>". By
> default, emacs displays it like:
>
> (cond ((x y z) =>
>                     cdr)
>          ...
>
>    Does someone know how to proceed? Many thanks in advance,

Well, in scheme-mode on my Emacs the "cdr" lines up with the paren
beginning "(x y z)", which seems right to me.  Note that lisp-mode
doesn't understand => only scheme-mode understands that.