26 Jul
2007
26 Jul
'07
2:56 p.m.
longFunctionName various and sundry arguments | guard1 = body1 | guard2 = body2 | ... where declarations That is, with guards and where clauses indented to the same level as
Greetings, I wish to be able to indent my code like so: the function name. This seems like a perfectly reasonable indentation style to me. It also happens to be the preferred style in Clean, another layout-sensitive functional language. I believe it is not uncommon in ML dialects as well. So why is it that I'm not allowed to use it in Haskell?