Default indents for `time`, `delay`

[vemv]

Shouldn't time and delay be indented with 2 spaces rather than 1?

As I view it, both macros take zero special arguments.

[bbatsov]

I don't see any special indentation rules for them in the code, so they should be indented just like any other form.

[vemv]

I don't see any special indentation rules for them in the code

Sorry, in which code?

[bbatsov]

In clojure-mode’s code.

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[vemv]

Yes, I didn't find rules for them and was thinking that they're missing, perhaps because those macros aren't used that much.

Otherwise it'd surprise me the different indentation style vs. most other clojure.core macros.

[bbatsov]

Got. Seems that delay takes a list of forms and probably deserves special indentation. For time I'm not so sure as it takes just a single form.

[Malabarba]

I agree with Bozhidar. Even though time is a macro, it's used essentially as a function, so it's argument isn't really a body of forms.

[Malabarba]

Yes, I didn't find rules for them and was thinking that they're missing, perhaps because those macros aren't used that much.

Probably, yes. :-)