Thuna on Nostr: Well, kind of. Yes, if you had an `:else' followed by a `:do' followed by some form, ...
Well, kind of.
Yes, if you had an `:else' followed by a `:do' followed by some form, that form would be indented twice (with two spaces per indent).
The code in the image isn't indented properly though: `:else' should be aligned with `:if', the form after `:do' should be indented by two spaces, and the second form after `:do' is an error, though even if it wasn't it still wouldn't be a part of `:do' so it would be dedented.
Yes, if you had an `:else' followed by a `:do' followed by some form, that form would be indented twice (with two spaces per indent).
The code in the image isn't indented properly though: `:else' should be aligned with `:if', the form after `:do' should be indented by two spaces, and the second form after `:do' is an error, though even if it wasn't it still wouldn't be a part of `:do' so it would be dedented.