aggressive-indent is quite something. I’ve only just released it and it seems
to have been very well received. As such, it’s only fair that I invest a bit more
time into it.
The original version was really just a hack that was born as an answer on
Emacs.SE. It worked phenomenally well on emacs-lisp-mode (to my delight), but
it lagged a bit on c-like modes.
The new version, which is already on Melpa, is much smarter and more optimised.
It should work quite well on any mode where automatic indentation makes sense
(python users, voice your suggestions).
Aggressive-indent just got better!
25 Oct 2014, by Artur Malabarba.aggressive-indentis quite something. I’ve only just released it and it seems to have been very well received. As such, it’s only fair that I invest a bit more time into it.The original version was really just a hack that was born as an answer on Emacs.SE. It worked phenomenally well on
emacs-lisp-mode(to my delight), but it lagged a bit onc-like modes.The new version, which is already on Melpa, is much smarter and more optimised. It should work quite well on any mode where automatic indentation makes sense (python users, voice your suggestions).
As a bonus, here’s a stupendous screencast, courtesy of Tu Do!
Usage
Instructions are still the same! So long as you have Melpa configured, you can install it with.
Then simply turn it on and you’ll never have unindented code again.
You can also turn it on locally with.
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