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Re: Proposed feature
- To: (BUG ZWEI) at MIT-MC, (BUG EMACS) at MIT-MC
- Subject: Re: Proposed feature
- From: MOON@MIT-MC
- Date: Mon ,25 Mar 80 00:06:07 EDT
If you type several Lisp-mode-tabs in a row, it should cycle through
various useful places that you might want to indent to. The first time
you type it it should do what it does now. The second time, it should
indent under the other of the first or second thing in the enclosing list,
whichever it didn't do the first time. The third time, it should go into
"^R Indent Relative" with a starting indentation of zero.
In zwei, where the first time you type it it may indent to a special
place dependent on the function you are in, then the second time you
type it that knowledge should be shut off (or turned on if it had been
shut off by a ' or a `), and the third time it should do what I said
to do the second time above.