Setting Case for Symbols
Formatting Code with Visual LISP
Saving and Restoring Formatting Options
Applying Visual LISP Comment Styles
The VLISP formatter recognizes five types of
AutoLISP comments, and positions each comment according to its type.
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Visual
LISP comment formatting
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Comment
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Formatted
appearance
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;| Inline |;
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The single-line
comment appears after formatting as any other expression; the multiple-line
comment appears starting at a new line
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; Single-Semicolon
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Starts
at the comment-column position, as defined by the “Single-Semicolon
comment indentation” format option
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;; Current-Column
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The comment
appears starting on a new line, indented at the same level as the
last line of program code
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;;; Heading
or 0-Column
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Appears
on a new line, without indentation
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;_ Function-Closing
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Appears
just after the previous expression
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The following example demonstrates each comment
style.
Initial text:
(defun foo (x)
;|inline comment |;
(list 1 2 3) ;comment-column comment
;;current-column comment
;;; heading or 0-column comment
) ;_ function-closing comment
Formatted text:
(defun foo (x) ;|inline comment |;
(list 1 2 3) ;comment-column comment
;;current-column comment
;;; heading or 0-column comment
) ;_ function-closing comment