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Indentation primitives |
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| Operator |
Arity |
Accessible |
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Process |
Usage |
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border |
children |
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| no-indent |
0 |
Yes |
- |
Typesetting |
Physical |
| yes-indent |
0 |
Yes |
- |
Typesetting |
Physical |
| no-indent* |
0 |
Yes |
- |
Typesetting |
Physical |
| yes-indent* |
0 |
Yes |
- |
Typesetting |
Physical |
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Table 1. Indentation primitives
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Disable or enable indentation for the current
paragraph.
Disable or enable indentation for the next
paragraph.
The indentation of a paragraph is the horizontal white space inserted
before the first line of the paragraph. Indentation directives can be
used to locally enable or disable indentation: no-indent and yes-indent
apply to the current paragraph, no-indent*
and yes-indent* apply the next
physical paragraph. Only the last indentation directive for a given
paragraph is effective.
(document
(concat "This " (yes-indent) "indents me." (yes-indent*))
(concat "Indented by yes-indent* on previous paragraph.")
(concat "Though " (yes-indent) "I'm not indented." (no-indent))
(concat "Try to indent next paragraph." (yes-indent*))
(concat "No, I do not want to be indented." (no-indent)))
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In this example, no-indent
overrides yes-indent* in the
previous paragraph because it comes later.
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