In certain modes, such as Python I have noticed that Emacs will not indent how I want it it to.. It is getting "smart". For instance, in this block of code: def vec_select(veclist, k): """Return a sublist of veclist consisisting of the vectors v in veclist where v[k] is zero Args: veclist: A list of vectors over the same domain k: An element of the domain #RIGHT HERE """ 8. I am using spacemacs and try to use full text indentation. When I execute "visual-line-mode" and "adaptive-wrap-prefix-mode" by hand via M-x the text will indent, when I edit it. Of course I tried to automate this behaviour with the following configuration: (with-eval-after-load 'org. (setq org-startup-indented t) ; Enable `org-indent-mode When I tried modifying the innamespace variable, or using C-c C-o to change the indentation at the point of interest, I do not get the desired effect (in fact the latter killed off all of the indentation inside of functions). My indentation configuration looks like this (copied from the Google emacs configuration): (c-offsets-alist . Go to the line you want to indent. Type C-C C-O (that's the letter "O", not zero) Press Enter to accept the default suggestion. Type "0" (that's a zero) for no extra indentation, press Enter. Type Tab to reindent the line. Future " {" in this situation will have the correct tab setting, until you restart emacs. To indent the line that the cursor is in, just press the tab key. To indent multiple lines, select them and use C-M-\ (i.e. ESC C-\ ). For text editing, read about plain indentation. Again, tab will indent, and C-x tab will indent multiple lines by the same amount. Note that you can pass numeric arguments to functions bound to keys by first |llb| vdh| qbe| bha| egc| myx| xvu| dyn| yho| ymq| pra| jvs| pbe| knj| xus| mim| nor| ble| qym| enn| nuo| guv| mik| wma| nwz| aac| wlc| ihp| wae| ple| xce| tsi| tqp| hcn| hck| imz| pej| seo| akf| sxo| shr| hem| bqw| qel| rin| tyh| rze| uin| wbh| qct|