I posted the following question earlier:
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In Emacs (or LEmacs) is there a way to format a lisp expression that
takes up multiple lines? What I mean is sometimes when I go back and
make a change to a defun or something, it would be nice to just hit a
key and have the defun reformatted with all the right indentation.
If it's capable of formatting line by line when you hit return, why not
all at once?
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I forgot to mention that I'm using Lucid Emacs (Xemacs). I have a strange
feeling that that is part of the problem. Thanks to Scott Anderson for
the attempted help.
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Yes, I'm following up my own post. I've finally found what I was looking
for in the emacs-lisp interface provided by Franz for Allegro. However,
M-q should still work. Hmmm.
BTW, for those who are curious, it's C-M-q in the fi: package.
Thanks anyways. Sorry for wasting so much space and time here with this
issue.
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__________________________________________________________________________
|Chad Woodford | Information is not knowledge |
|Working toward my MS in AI | Knowledge is not wisdom |
|Clarkson University | Wisdom is not truth |
|Potsdam, NY | Truth is not beauty |
|--------------------------------------+ Beauty is not love |
·········@sun.soe.clarkson.edu | Love is not music |
|http://jupiter.ece.clarkson.edu:5050/ | Music is the best... |
+--------------------------------------+--------------------->Frank Zappa<-+