Arguments: configuration
Returns (or sets with setf) whether successive lines in the IDE editor (when displaying Lisp code) indent by a smaller amount when a first argument is on the same line as its operator. The default value of nil causes arguments on successive lines to be left-justified with a first argument that is on the same line as its operator, unless an indentation style has been established for the particular operator with a call to (setf text-edit-indentation) or the operator begins with certain strings such as "with-", "do-", or "def" that always indent more closely. This default matches indentation in the Emacs editor. Setting this property to non-nil causes successive lines to always indent more closely, except where overridden by a call to (setf text-edit-indentation) for particular operators.
Common Graphics and IDE documentation is described in About Common Graphics and IDE documentation in cgide.htm.
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