@cfleming So that was really helpful, ta. I now have a related question that may well be much more awkward 😉

Sometimes I have a cond in a loop/recur, where the conditional or the action is quite long. So ideally I want to split the two across separate lines. E.g.

(cond
  (conditional-1-which-is-very-long)
    (action-1-which-is-also-very-long)
  (conditional-2)
    (action-2))

So the extra indentation instead of having conditional and action at the same level is to help indicate that they are effectively paired, even though the action doesn't sit within the conditional

Is there a way to do that with Cursive? "No, that would be insane to write" is a perfectly valid answer 😉

@carr0t Haha, no, it’s definitely not insane to write, and I have considered implementing just that. I haven’t yet, though.