Closed Trevoke closed 1 year ago
The N in (declare (indent N))
does not determine the number of spaces to indent, it determines the number of arguments to indent specially. with-simulated-input
already declares (indent 1)
since only the first argument is different from the rest.
If you add
(declare (indent 2))
to the beginning of the macro it will tell the emacs editor to indent two spaces (you can use 4, 7, whatever) anything in the block and I find it more readable. :D