indent ignoring `declare` properties?
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sellout commented
I have code like the following:
;; Local Variables:
;; read-symbol-shorthands: (("ef-" . "extended-faces-"))
;; End:
(defmacro ef-defface (face spec doc &rest args)
(declare (doc-string 3) (indent 2))
`(defface ,face
,spec
,(if (eq (plist-get args :group) 'extended-faces)
doc
(concat doc
"\n(Injected by the customization group ‘extended-faces’.)"))
,@args))
(ef-defface message ()
"Extended face that covers all messages – errors, warnings, and successes."
:group 'extended-faces)
and elisp-list indent
complains
extended-faces.el:16:0 (indent) ! "Extended face that covers all messages – errors, warnings, and successes."
extended-faces.el:17:0 (indent) ! :group 'extended-faces)
But ef-defface
has an indent declaration that says this indentation is correct.
sellout commented
Sorry, this was an issue I’ve had for a while, but had forgotten some of the context.
I had set up elisp-lint-indent-specs
, but I had forgotten to have it eval-after-load
, so it didn”t actually have any effect. That’s now fixed, and the linter behaves.
However, I do think that elisp-lint should be able to read the indent
property for the containing form before reporting a bad indent, without needing it duplicated in a separate variable.