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I see in the README I can globally toggle indentation off. I'd like to just disable indention for let clauses. There's really no good assumption of what a user wants to do when in a do block and on the line beneath a let statement.
For example,
-- let g:haskell_indent_let = 4
something =dolet x =1
y <- something else-- everytime you hit space on this line, it will shove the y under the x-- let g:haskell_indent_let = 0
something =dolet x =1
y =0-- everytime you hit space on this line, it will shove the y under the l
Drives me nuts - anyway I can stop it from trying to indent this at all?
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I see in the README I can globally toggle indentation off. I'd like to just disable indention for
let
clauses. There's really no good assumption of what a user wants to do when in ado
block and on the line beneath alet
statement.For example,
Drives me nuts - anyway I can stop it from trying to indent this at all?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: