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where X is the cursor position. Pressing Enter indents new line by two spaces:
foo =caseundefinedofX
That's not bad, but I think most haskell-mode's users over the years got used to behaviour of haskell-indent, which indented case alternatives relative to a case expression:
foo =caseundefinedofX
While the default behaviour might be disputable I would certainly expect that pressing Tab will cycle me between these two alternatives. Currently it doesn't, which I think should be fixed.
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Say I have:
where
X
is the cursor position. Pressing Enter indents new line by two spaces:That's not bad, but I think most haskell-mode's users over the years got used to behaviour of haskell-indent, which indented case alternatives relative to a
case
expression:While the default behaviour might be disputable I would certainly expect that pressing Tab will cycle me between these two alternatives. Currently it doesn't, which I think should be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: