Hello.

There is no rule in this moment to align the constant symbols in
lisp, emacs lisp, lisp-interaction modes. For example:

 '( :stipple nil
             :background "LightBlue"
             :foreground "Black"
             :inverse-video nil

(f p q r :name nil
   :server nil

In case that the first symbol of the current line is a constant,
the indentation will be:

 '( :stipple nil
    :background "LightBlue"
    :foreground "Black"
    :inverse-video nil

(f p q r :name nil
         :server nil


etc.

It's not an exhaustive treatment, because there is not an
exhaustive definition of this kind of alignement.


I attached here the file diff which represents the output from 

cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.gnu.org:/sources/emacs diff emacs/lisp/emacs-lisp/lisp-mode.el

and, in case that the code is accepted, a change log entry.



A Soare