Add options to configure indentation #37
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These options override the default behavior of auto indenting to the first non-space character: `g:haskell_indent_do` do >>foo `g:haskell_indent_if` if foo >>then bar >>else baz `g:haskell_indent_case` case foo of >>bar -> baz
`g:haskell_indent_in` let x = 1 >>in x
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I updated the README. Is it ready to be merged? I can't add tests for this but from my usage the options work as expected. |
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Please add tests like how |
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However, my honest impression to this PR is that I don't want to add options in this plugin, since I think it should be opinionated. Having too many options is hard for me to handle the maintenance and tend to give up. |
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Do you think it's more appropriate to put this in the README or create a
docfolder?