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[PATCH] Make yank-in-context also can indent the yanked text.
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>>> This patch makes `yank-in-context` can optionally indent the yanked text.
>> [...]
>>> @@ -6432,8 +6452,12 @@ yank-in-context
>>> variable to determine how strings should be escaped."
>>> (interactive "*P")
>>> (let ((yank-transform-functions (cons #'yank-in-context--transform
>>> - yank-transform-functions)))
>>> - (yank arg)))
>>> + yank-transform-functions))
>>> + (beg (point)) end)
>>> + (yank arg)
>>> + (setq end (point))
>>> + (if yank-in-context-indent
>>> + (funcall yank-in-context-indent-function beg end))))
>>
>> Hmm... what's the intended use case?
>>
>> `yank-in-context` differs from `yank` only inside strings and comments,
>> but in most major modes `indent-region` doesn't know how to indent
>> inside strings and comments because we don't know if it holds plain text
>> or code or whatnot.
>
> This can be fixed not indenting the yanked text if it's in a comment or string.
Ah... so your intended use case is using `yank-in-context` to yank inside code?
I see...
Then why limit it to `yank-in-context`?
[ I see that limiting it to `yank-in-context` means that it's limited to
a command that already cares about the difference between
code/comments/strings. So there's some logic to it. ]
> Another alternative is to create a hook for yank or that electric-indent
> can also handle this.
It also occurred to me that it could make sense to link it to
electric-indent.
Stefan
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