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Indenting is used to organize code by indicating blocks, closures, conditionals, and other constructs. It makes code easier to read, and in some languages is used to handle control flow.
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How can I insert some multiline text that respects the indentation at which it is inserted?
I found an answer:
(defun night/unt ()
(interactive)
(let* (
(my-column (current-column))
(link (current-kill 0))
(cmd (concat "brishzr.dash " (shell-quote-argument (con …
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How can I insert some multiline text that respects the indentation at which it is inserted?
(concat "ec " (shell-quote-argument link) " | inargsf unt"))))
)
(message "%s" cmd)
(insert (shell-command-to-string cmd))
(save-buffer)
))
But this doesn't respect the indentation …
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