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Trying out rust-mode in emacs, and set rust-indent-method-chains because I like me some aligned dots.
It does what it advertises, but for some reason shoves the beginning of the line (and thus the lines underneath it) over one more tab.
I'm using spaces for tabs, configured to width 4.
What I expect:
let x = thing.do_it() .aligned() .more_alignment();
What I get:
I am using el-get to install rust-mode so it should be pulling off the latest master.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
cc #8793
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Moved to rust-lang/rust-mode#13
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Trying out rust-mode in emacs, and set rust-indent-method-chains because I like me some aligned dots.
It does what it advertises, but for some reason shoves the beginning of the line (and thus the lines underneath it) over one more tab.
I'm using spaces for tabs, configured to width 4.
What I expect:
What I get:
I am using el-get to install rust-mode so it should be pulling off the latest master.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: