Hi.
Dose anyone have the function which takes `unindented` lisp code
and returns `indented` lisp code? Now suppose that this function
is indent, I expect this function as follows:
> (indent '(defun my-reverse3 (L) (do ((REST-L L (rest REST-L))
(RESULT nil (cons (first REST-L) RESULT))) ((null REST-L) RESULT))))
(defun my-reverse3 (L)
(do ((REST-L L (rest REST-L))
(RESULT nil (cons (first REST-L) RESULT)))
((null REST-L) RESULT)))
>
Thanks in advance.
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>> Hi.
>>
>> Dose anyone have the function which takes `unindented` lisp code
>> and returns `indented` lisp code? Now suppose that this function
>> is indent, I expect this function as follows:
I've some answers above question in mail.
I thanks those who reply my question.
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