Closed twlz0ne closed 2 years ago
Since the ^ needs to be escaped to \\^, it will be indented by two spaces after the docstring is rendered.
^
\\^
For example:
(defhydra test-hydra (:color pink :hint nil) " Test ----------------------------------------------------- _1_: col1-row1 _4_: col2-row1 _7_: col3-row1 _\\^_: col1-row2 _5_: col2-row2 _8_: col3-row2 _3_: col1-row3 _6_: col2-row3 _9_: col3-row3 " ("1" (message "colum 1 row 1")) ("^" (message "colum 1 row 2")) ("3" (message "colum 1 row 3")) ("4" (message "colum 2 row 1")) ("5" (message "colum 2 row 2")) ("6" (message "colum 2 row 3")) ("7" (message "colum 3 row 1")) ("8" (message "colum 3 row 2")) ("9" (message "colum 3 row 3")) ("q" quit-window "quit" :color blue))
Besides adding two extra spaces in the definition,
_1_: col1-row1 _4_: col2-row1 _7_: col3-row1 -_\\^_: col1-row2 _5_: col2-row2 _8_: col3-row2 + _\\^_: col1-row2 _5_: col2-row2 _8_: col3-row2 _3_: col1-row3 _6_: col2-row3 _9_: col3-row3
is there a character that can take up two spaces after rendering?
Since the
^
needs to be escaped to\\^
, it will be indented by two spaces after the docstring is rendered.For example:
Besides adding two extra spaces in the definition,
is there a character that can take up two spaces after rendering?