* How do you indent with Haskell code?
@ 2009-01-04 4:24 Andy Stewart
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From: Andy Stewart @ 2009-01-04 4:24 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi all,
I use haskell-mode to write Haskell code.
Haskell use whitespace indent code.
And if i write code with deep indent level.
Have many possible position can indent at current line.
Example:
case foo of
^
1
^
2
Write code below *case foo of* have two possible indent position.
I use haskell-mode for indent, i hit "TAB" key to switch all possible
indent position.
Like above example, i can hit "TAB" to indent code between (1) and (2).
I will wonderful have anyone use others advanced indent method for
Haskell.
More ingenious and don't waist time to hit "TAB" key.
Any help?
-- Andy
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