Update indention information of parse data

indent_without_paren_for_while_fun(pd, indent_by)

indent_without_paren_if_else(pd, indent_by)

indent_braces(pd, indent_by)

indent_op(
  pd,
  indent_by,
  token = c(math_token, logical_token, special_token, "PIPE", "LEFT_ASSIGN", "EQ_ASSIGN",
    "'$'", "'~'")
)

indent_eq_sub(pd, indent_by, token = c("EQ_SUB", "EQ_FORMALS"))

indent_without_paren(pd, indent_by = 2L)

Arguments

pd: A nested or flat parse table that is already enhanced with line break and space information via default_style_guide_attributes().
indent_by: How many spaces should be added after the token of interest.
token: The token the indention should be based on.

Functions

indent_without_paren_for_while_fun(): Is used to indent for and statements and function definitions without parenthesis.
indent_without_paren_if_else(): Is used to indent if and if-else statements.
indent_braces(): Inserts indention based on round, square and curly brackets.
indent_op(): Indents all tokens after token - including the last token.
indent_eq_sub(): Updates indention for token EQ_SUB. Only differs from indent_op() in the sense that not all subsequent tokens in the parse table are necessarily indented, as EQ_SUB and EQ_FORMALS can occur multiple times in a parse table. occurs is not indented (seecompute_indent_indices())
indent_without_paren(): Is used to indent for / while / if / if-else statements that do not have curly parenthesis.