Indentation of docstrings

[Raynes]

This has always bugged the crap out of me. With vim-clojure-static (and old vimclojure), docstrings with multiple lines get indented like this:

(defn to-booleany
  "Convert numbers and various representations of 'true' and 'false'
  to their actual true or false counterparts."
  [s]
...)

Whereas in Emacs, it gets indented like this:

(defn to-booleany
  "Convert numbers and various representations of 'true' and 'false'
   to their actual true or false counterparts."
...)

I recall bringing this up with Meikel at some point, but don't remember why it was never changed.

I just wanted to bring this up to get your thoughts on it, because I much prefer the way Emacs does things, and working with Emacs coworkers I'd really love it if it didn't get changed every time I =a( their code that I'm editing. It'd be nice if it were at least an option or something.

[guns]

This has always bugged the crap out of me.

Totally agree.

https://github.com/guns/vim-clojure-static#gclojure_align_multiline_strings

let g:clojure_align_multiline_strings = 1

It's off by default because Meikel presumably likes it that way :)

I plan on rewriting the indent script in the near future and hope to respect indentation within strings so that code examples stay indented relative to the virtual first column.

[Raynes]

Bah, how did I never see that? Thanks!