#|
I like quotes:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam hendrerit
nisi sed sollicitudin pellentesque.
|#
(define hello-world ()
(format t "Hello, world!~%"))
Feed it to lispindent and you would get back something like this (note
how the last line gets aligned to the indented _quote):
#|
I like quotes:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam hendrerit
nisi sed sollicitudin pellentesque.
|#
(define hello-world ()
(format t "Hello, world!~%"))
In addition, lispindent would now assume everything needed an extra
4 space of indentation -- this does not show up in the example, because
the code is already properly indented.
Anyways, this commit tries to fix that by building a small state
machine to handle with commented out regions:
First it waits for the # reader macro character, followed by |
(i.e. the start marker for these commented out regions)
Then for | -- from this moment on, everything read from the input
stream is kept as is
Then waits for a | character again, follwed by a # (i.e. the end
of the region)
Imagine you had a file that looked like this:
Feed it to lispindent and you would get back something like this (note how the last line gets aligned to the indented _quote):
In addition, lispindent would now assume everything needed an extra 4 space of indentation -- this does not show up in the example, because the code is already properly indented.
Anyways, this commit tries to fix that by building a small state machine to handle with commented out regions:
#reader macro character, followed by|(i.e. the start marker for these commented out regions)|-- from this moment on, everything read from the input stream is kept as is|character again, follwed by a#(i.e. the end of the region)