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Copied from README This addresses part of haskell#197
Not to Github wiki
After the sections on elisp import formatting.
Recommend transient-mark-mode and TAB, instead of
`haskell-move-nested-{left,right}`. Follows gracjan's changes to the
wiki in
https://github.com/haskell/haskell-mode/wiki/Indentation/_compare/a251fed86858fd9a4f322c385d70fd25b8293ebf
As far as I can tell the move-nested functions don't indent enough
nested code to preserve valid layout. They also don't have default key
bindings.
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Yes, haskell-mode.texi as a coherent, authoritative source about haskell-mode. |
| the following nested block or, if a region is active while in Transient | ||
| Mark Mode (@pxref{Disabled Transient Mark,,,emacs}), de/indent the | ||
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| Either of these will turn off @code{haskell-indentation-mode}. |
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Need to use singular form, because there is only haskell-indent-mode left.
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Nice changes. One thing to fix and we will merge everything. |
Need to use singular form, because there is only `haskell-indent-mode` left.
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Ah, thanks for catching that. |
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| @code{haskell-mode} supports GNU Emacs versions 23, 24 and upcoming 25 |
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Is Emacs 23 still supported for sure?
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Yes, for now. Dropping Emacs23 is tracked by #1055.
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Here are a bunch of changes to the user manual to try to make it more closely reflect the actual code. Feel free to cherry pick commits you like, and give me feedback on any that you don't want to merge as-is.
I have many more changes that I want to make, after some code diving to make sure I don't say anything untrue.
Am I right that the plan is to have the Texinfo be the main manual, not the Github wiki?