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2018-03-28
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How do I get a library to abide by a different indentation style. It seems aligning arguments is the default seems to be align arguments, but I want a let-like indentation for certain imports.
There sections about indentation in clojure-mode
’s readme and CIDER’s manual. It’s best to consult those.
oh, I forgot to mention it's mainly for elisp. For example I'm looking at writing a test for cider and the buttercup describe
aligns the arguments.
@bozhidar I'll take a look at that