Support prefixed syms in clojure-indent-function #283
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When a Clojure lib uses the same var name as clojure.core, it may have prefer different indent rules. This change allows specific prefixed symbols to override the indent rule of the unprefixed symbol.
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Looks good. Can you also update the changelog and add a couple of basic tests for this? (see #271 for details) |
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Sure. It looks like there's no code in the repo for indentation tests yet? Were you hoping I'd write that too? My elisp-foo isn't very strong, but if that was your intention I could take a swing at it. |
Just copy something from the modes I mentioned. The "framework" code for the indentation tests should be pretty much the same for any mode. Ping me if you get stuck somewhere. |
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@Chouser I added some basic tests to get you started, so I guess we can wrap finish this PR. |
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@Chouser ping :) |
Support prefixed syms in clojure-indent-function
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I'll merge this and add the tests myself. |
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@bbatsov Sorry I dropped the ball on this; thanks for picking it up. |
When a Clojure lib uses the same var name as clojure.core, it may have prefer different indent rules. This change allows specific prefixed symbols to override the indent rule of the unprefixed symbol.
For example, you can have a rule like (do 0) as well as (my-ns/do 1) and the latter will be preferred for actual uses of my-ns/do.