W li¶cie z ¶ro, 07-04-2004, godz. 18:36 +0100, Richard Jones napisa³:

> Well the very specific problem is that tuareg-mode doesn't indent like
> this.  The indenting probably should reflect the actual structure of
> the code.

I believe "let ... in" and "if ... then ... else" should not necessarily
increase the indentation level, even though syntactically they open a
new level of nesting. It's not Lisp, we don't have an additional ")" to
close at the end :-)

Unfortunately perfect indentation is not automatically deducible from
the list of tokens. The natural OCaml style of finding the right
condition among many:

   if ... then
      ...
   else if ... then
      ...
   else if ... then
      ...
   else
      ...

or with a newline in each "else if" pair, looks better when all branches
are indented the same amount.

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   __("<         Marcin Kowalczyk
   \__/       qrczak@knm.org.pl
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