[plt-scheme] question about dr. scheme indentation

DrScheme's indentation is designed to work with the usual Scheme
newline conventions -- there are just too many parens to put them all
on separate lines.

This is how it would look, if you don't put newlines around each paren:

(define (myfunction myparam)
  (let* ([myvar 10])
    (+ myvar myparam)))

Also note that folks tend to put the square brackets around each of the
bindings in a let, not around the entire sequence of bindings.

Robby

At Fri, 7 Apr 2006 08:38:39 -0700 (PDT), John Libson wrote:
> Hi everyone
>    
>   I am new to Dr Scheme and would like to change how it indents. 
>    
>   Currently it is indenting my code like this: 
>    
>   (define (myfunction myparam)
>   (let*
>       [
>        (myvar 10)
>        ]
>     (+ myvar myparam)
>     )
>   )
> 
>    
>   I would prefer closing parenthesis to be aligned with opening parenthesis, and for 
> everything to be indented with tabs, more like this: 
>    
>   (define (myfunction myparam)
>     (let*
>         [
>             (myvar 10)
>         ]
>         (+ myvar myparam)
>     )
> )
> 
>   Is there a way to specify HOW it auto indents? How can I configure dr scheme to do this? 
>    
>   Thanks
>    
> 
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