@@ -708,11 +708,11 @@ point) to check."
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; ;; Vertical alignment
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(defcustom clojure-align-forms-automatically nil
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" If non-nil, vertically align some forms automatically.
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- Automatically means it is done as part of indenting code. This
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+ Automatically means it is done as part of indenting code. This
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applies to binding forms (`clojure-align-binding-forms' ), to cond
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- forms (`clojure-align-cond-forms' ) and to map literals. For
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- instance, selecting a map a hitting \\ <clojure-mode-map>`\\[indent-for-tab-command]' will align the values
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- like this:
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+ forms (`clojure-align-cond-forms' ) and to map literals. For
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+ instance, selecting a map a hitting \\ <clojure-mode-map>`\\[indent-for-tab-command]'
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+ will align the values like this:
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{:some-key 10
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:key2 20}"
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:package-version '(clojure-mode . " 5.1" )
@@ -736,8 +736,8 @@ This function expects to be called immediately after an
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open-brace or after the function symbol in a function call.
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First check if the sexp around point is a map literal, or is a
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- call to one of the vars listed in `clojure-align-cond-forms' . If
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- it isn't, return nil. If it is, return non-nil and place point
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+ call to one of the vars listed in `clojure-align-cond-forms' . If
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+ it isn't, return nil. If it is, return non-nil and place point
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immediately before the forms that should be aligned.
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For instance, in a map literal point is left immediately before
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