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Subject: [Caml-list] Coding style: mixing tabs and spaces in indentation

Dear all,

I am wondering whether there are some guidelines that have been proposed
regarding the way OCaml code should be presented?

More specifically: am I correct that it is considered not such a good
practise to mix tabs and spaces in code indentation? And if so, are
there objective reasons for that?

It seems Emacs is configured to do that (mixing tabs and spaces) by
default, can anybody confirm?

Thanks a lot for any hint!

Sébastien.