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Do you mean highlighting like this? https://www.draketo.de/software/wisp-mode-highlighting-semantic-background-color-interactive-current-line.ogv https://www.dr
by ArneBab 4y ago
Do you mean highlighting like this? https://www.draketo.de/software/wisp-mode-highlighting-semantic-background-color-interactive-current-line.ogv https://www.draketo.de/software/wisp-mode-highlighting-seman...
Many parts of structural editing (but not all) become simple indentation shifting with indentation-sensitive languages.
- taeric 4y agoI think so, yes. And I know many become an indentation shift. This can be a lot more intrusive then just moving a paren. I personally find it harder to match indentation shifts. (Excepting simple one liners, of course.)
- ArneBab 4y agoI usually do the alignment with tab: my Emacs wisp-mode knows the indentation levels in use in the file, so it’s just shift-tab to go back to the previous scope and tab to nest more deeply. One observation I made is that wrapping an expression around several lines is often less intrusive, because I can simply insert a line before the block that uses only half the indentation.