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This is definitely a shortcoming in the indentation algorithm for letfn, and other "specially" indented forms.
I have been out of the Clojure loop for a few months now, but I am planning on revisiting and fixing issues when a 1.7.0 beta drops, and I will make sure to finally fix this bug as well.
Patches are definitely welcome in the meantime, if you can stomach a little Vimscript :)
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guns commentedon Nov 3, 2014
Yes, thank you for reporting!
This is definitely a shortcoming in the indentation algorithm for letfn, and other "specially" indented forms.
I have been out of the Clojure loop for a few months now, but I am planning on revisiting and fixing issues when a 1.7.0 beta drops, and I will make sure to finally fix this bug as well.
Patches are definitely welcome in the meantime, if you can stomach a little Vimscript :)
boechat107 commentedon Nov 4, 2014
Thanks for replying, @guns!
I'll try to find some time to look at the code.
rkoch commentedon Jul 15, 2015
I just stumbled over this as well. Have you already been able to locate the problem?
Fix indentation of subforms inside `letfn` forms
Fix indentation of subforms inside `letfn` forms
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clojure-vim/clojure.vim#11Fix indentation of subforms inside `letfn` forms
Fix indentation of subforms inside `letfn` forms